Question
Regarding premature infants, many cases have pointed out that premature infants may be affected by various organs. What does brain changes in premature infants refer to?
Answer
Brain changes in premature infants typically refer to the occurrence of intracranial hemorrhage in infants between one and two months old. The most common cause for this situation is a deficiency of vitamin K. When an infant’s body lacks vitamin K, it may experience bleeding spots, particularly intracranial hemorrhage. If an infant has health issues, they may exhibit symptoms such as an enlarged fontanelle, crying and fussiness, upward rolling of the eyes, and frequent vomiting.