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My Seven Moth Old Baby Can Not Sit And Stand. Could This Be Back Bone Problem ?

Docter, My baby girl is almost seven months but she can sit,stand properly and her neck a bit soft. Her proper pysical body is good, her weight is about 7kg and her height is 70mm. Do you thing she has a back bone problem doctor?
Mon, 26 Dec 2011
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I believe ur baby is having delayed milestones. U can wait upto nine months for her to sit up, but walking may take as long as 15-18 months. Sometimes,this can also be due to "cerebral palsy", a condition of damage to the growing brain. It is a problem of muscle control, rather than bone. Suggest u consult a good pediatrician and get her evaluated regularly.
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My Seven Moth Old Baby Can Not Sit And Stand. Could This Be Back Bone Problem ?

Hi, I believe ur baby is having delayed milestones. U can wait upto nine months for her to sit up, but walking may take as long as 15-18 months. Sometimes,this can also be due to cerebral palsy , a condition of damage to the growing brain. It is a problem of muscle control, rather than bone. Suggest u consult a good pediatrician and get her evaluated regularly.