low birth weight infants

Why is LBW a Concern?


LBW infants are at a higher risk for a range of health complications. These may include respiratory distress syndrome, hypothermia, infections, and feeding difficulties. Long-term developmental issues such as cognitive impairments and motor skill delays can also be more prevalent in LBW infants.

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