Treatment for Neonatal Clubfoot

Neonates often exhibit a clubfoot phenomenon, which generally resolves gradually over the first few weeks after birth. However, if it is confused with congenital deformities such as equinovarus foot, timely medical consultation and corrective treatment should be sought.
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Treatment for Neonatal Intestinal Perforation

Neonatal gastrointestinal perforation is a life-threatening serious condition, commonly caused by necrotizing enterocolitis, intestinal wall defects, regional ischemia, perforation of peptic ulcers, and iatrogenic diseases. Surgical treatment should be adopted. For children affected by neonatal diseases, parents should take their child to the hospital immediately, avoid self-medicating, and use medication appropriately. At the same time, parents should closely monitor their child’s condition to assist in timely treatment.
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