Neonatal thyroid hormone weak positivity may affect thyroid function, requiring further monitoring and examination to confirm whether it is hypothyroidism and to receive timely treatment.
My child was born two days ago, premature by one month and four days. The hospital says he has a lung infection with bubbles and needs to be transferred to a higher-level children’s hospital. Is this possible?
Understanding the normal process and treatment for neonatal umbilical cord detachment
How does blue light therapy affect neonatal jaundice?
Does Cerebellar Coordination Disorder Affect Intelligence?
Understand the potential risks and subsequent treatment recommendations after discharge for newborns with intracranial hemorrhage.
Mild neonatal asphyxia may be accompanied by pneumonia, but the condition is usually stable and without significant sequelae.
About 60% of full-term infants and 80% of premature infants usually experience physiological jaundice, with full-term infants’ jaundice typically beginning to fade within a week after birth and usually disappearing completely within two weeks. Premature infants’ jaundice may start to fade within two weeks but usually does not exceed four weeks. Mild jaundice can be treated with increased sun exposure and oral medications, while moderate or severe jaundice may require phototherapy or injections of albumin and immunoglobulins.
Treatment and care recommendations for neonatal hemolytic disease
Discussing the treatment methods and causes of neonatal sepsis
