Congenital hypoplasia of laryngeal cartilage is caused by calcium deficiency. It is important to supplement calcium and vitamin D to promote cartilage development. Additionally, due to the potential for respiratory difficulties, precautions should be taken to prevent colds to avoid exacerbating breathing problems. Generally, this condition will naturally heal around the age of 2. If parents are still concerned, they can bring their child to a regular children’s hospital for a check-up every three months.
Hypoxemia and pulmonary infection in premature babies are severe conditions requiring the use of ventilators. Once the ventilator is removed, the baby’s face may turn blue. This article explains the reason for the lack of surfactant in the lungs of premature babies and the treatment methods. Guidelines suggest continuing treatment in the neonatal intensive care unit of the local hospital, as the specific changes in pediatric diseases cannot be predicted.
Newborn (5 days old) with a long labor, hypoxia, moderate asphyxia, lasting about a few minutes, with the lowest heart rate at 120. Scored 6 points, crying after suction rescue and scored 10 points. Now drinking and urinating are normal.
Introduction to Newborn Hearing Screening Methods and Coping Strategies
When faced with newborn hemolytic disease, parents should immediately take their child to the doctor for professional treatment and avoid self-medication.
Infants may develop strabismus, but if their overall growth is normal, the issue may not be serious.
Treatment Methods and Recommendations for Infantile Roseola
Maintaining an infant’s appetite is crucial for preventing and dealing with indigestion.
How to deal with infants’ fear and unease caused by external stimuli?
How to diagnose and treat intermittent headaches, fever, and eye pain in children?
