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Preemie Complications
Familiarize yourself with some issues your baby might face.
A preterm baby can be prone to a variety of complications. Some are very common in preemies, such as jaundice, apnea, and feeding problems. Some appear less frequently, but are still of concern. A preemie is especially at risk if he is born more than four to six weeks early.
Read on to find out more about some common physical conditions.
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I have a 7 month old daughter who was 8 weeks early. Iam am a little concerned about her complexion. She is of very fair cmplexion in which neither I or dad is. I looked through both of our great grandsand I can't find where she gets it from. I just want to know that it's okay and that there is no possibility of any problem because of her prematurity.
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