Question
A newborn was diagnosed with intracranial hemorrhage shortly after birth and is currently undergoing treatment. The doctor said the condition may worsen at any time. How should one cope with this situation?
Answer
Intracranial hemorrhage in newborns is usually caused by the compression of the infant’s head during the birthing process. If there are active bleeding points, one should remain highly vigilant. Hospitalization is necessary, as immediate rescue is required if the bleeding points continue to hemorrhage. Without timely rescue, it may pose risks to the baby. Therefore, following the doctor’s advice, closely monitoring changes in the condition, and actively cooperating with the medical team’s treatment plan is crucial for ensuring the health and safety of the newborn.