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nibryce

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Short Umbilical Cords Posted: 01-02-04 20:41pm


I was wondering if it is normal for a baby to have a short umbilical cord?

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My Docter Says So Posted: 01-08-04 15:54pm


He said its not uncommon but my daughter had one and it is dangerous I lost her because of a short ubilical cord so once anything dosen't seem right get your baby checked im sorry to scare you but its something I don't want to see someone else go through tricia

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