My son is not speakibg any words yet. He is 2 years and 3 months old. He also has heterochromia. Should i be concerned

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Kalindi BhavsarMom of a 8 yr 2 m old boy4 years ago

A. Hi mom Consult your doctor once for proper medical examination and treatment Take healthy protein rich nutritious food fruits vegetables pulses whole grains milk products Do some light exercise yoga regularly Maintain hygiene

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