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Guardian of a 1 yr old girl11 months ago
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My Baby After Delivery for a week so fair nd now she is getting dark nd dark in colour why so is she having any problem

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy11 months ago
A. It's common for a newborn's skin color to change in the weeks after birth, and this is usually not a cause for concern. Several factors can cause these changes: 1. Newborn Skin Changes Melanin Development: When babies are born, their skin might appear lighter because they haven’t yet produced much melanin (the pigment that gives skin its color). Over time, melanin production increases, and their true skin color becomes more apparent. Exposure to Environment: As your baby is exposed to light and air, their skin can darken naturally over time. 2. Jaundice Resolution If your baby had jaundice (which can give the skin a yellowish hue), once it resolves, their skin might appear darker. Jaundice is common in newborns and usually clears up within the first few weeks. 3. Genetics A baby’s final skin color is largely determined by genetics and may take a few months to stabilize. Skin color may darken or lighten during the first year as melanin production adjusts. 4. No Health Concern In most cases, these skin changes are completely normal and not a sign of any health problem. Babies’ skin continues to evolve and change throughout the first year of life. When to Consult a Doctor: If your baby’s skin is changing color unevenly, turning blue, red, or pale in certain areas, or if there are any other symptoms like rashes or unusual marks, it's a good idea to consult a pediatrician. Otherwise, this gradual darkening is typically a normal part of your baby’s development.
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