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Question:

From Bury, Lancs, England:

I have diabetes, and I am concerned because my eight week old baby girl (who was born four weeks early weighing 9 pounds, 11 ounces and at birth had normal sugars), now wants water or milk every two hours instead of every four to five, sweats a lot, and had only put a pound on since birth. If I check her sugars with my machine, what is a baby's normal sugar level? Should I prick her finger, ear, or heel?

Answer:

If you are worried about your child, you should have her seen by a doctor and have her checked out rather than checking her yourself, in case she does turn out to have a problem.

JS

DTQ-20010226170359
Original posting 30 Mar 2002
Posted to Diagnosis and Symptoms

  


 
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