Newborn Bukol

I just gave birth to a baby girl awhile ago. Ano po kaya tong bukol in between chest and tummy ni baby?

Newborn Bukol
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may ganyan din po baby ko nung pinanganak sya pero di naman po ganyan kalaki lumalabas langvsya pag nakahiga sabe ng pedia nya nung pinacheck namen nirmal lang part ng ribs nya visible pa daw kc manipis pa balat ni baby at di pa sya mlaaman ngaun mag 5 months na baby ko medyo majubis sya di na sya masyado nkikita..

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may buto po kasi sa part na yan. pwedeng masyado pong nakaumbok yung buto na tinatawag na xiphoid tip po or pwede pong hindi yan yung buto na nabanggit ko. much better pong ipa-check si baby sa pedia to have an x-ray exam po para mas makita kung ano po yung nakaumbok sa chest nya. God bless po

4y ago

Tama po kayo. Wala na po siya ngayon ☺️

may ganyan din ung baby ko..dati masyadong halata pero ngaun 7 months na xa hindi na..pag nakahiga lng xa...sabi ng pedia nya normal lng dw un kc mpayat c baby dati..pero ipa tingin mo din sa pedia sis kc medyo malaki yang sa baby mo eh...

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Hi Mommy! Upon delivery mo ba present na yan? If yes, anong sabi ng pedia? If now lang, better have it checked na sa pedia. Hope everything is okay with your little one.

4y ago

Thank you! We were still in the hospital when I noticed that bony bump. According to my child's pedia, it's normal anatomy and quite prominent in newborns. It's called xiphoid process. It disappeared on its own after a few weeks.

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Nako momsh. Pacheck up mo na po agad si baby. Dalin mo na po agad sa pedia.

yung asawa ko may ganyan po. meron na daw sya nyan since bata pa sya.

Meron po ganito newborn ko pero sa leg part. Pa help naman po.

Sis sa doctor ka magtanong please. Hindi yan normal.

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pacheck up nyo na po, parang hindi naman po sa ribs yan..

4y ago

okay, thank God po..

consult po sa pedia sis.dpo b sya na pa newborn screening

4y ago

We were still in the hospital when I noticed that bony bump. According to my child's pedia, it's normal anatomy and quite prominent in newborns. It's called xiphoid process. It disappeared on its own after a few weeks. She had her newborn screening and everything went well.