Question
How should one handle ischemic hypoxic brain disease diagnosed by a doctor?
Answer
Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy caused by respiratory difficulties in newborns is usually manageable with aggressive treatment, with mild cases generally not leaving any sequelae; moderate cases may have a small number of sequelae; and most severe cases will have sequelae. It is recommended to conduct neurological examinations, starting approximately one year after the baby is born, with monthly checks, the latest by the time the baby turns one year old. Early detection of possible activity, intellectual, and language issues, and early treatment are encouraged. If the neurological examination results show that all systems are developing normally, there may be no sequelae. Additionally, while treating newborn respiratory difficulties, it is suggested that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life, maintain a comfortable mood, and enhance their physical condition to speed up recovery.