When a newborn’s penis is low and not full, it may be due to a long foreskin and circumcision may be considered. Parents should pay attention to their child’s condition and seek medical attention promptly, avoiding self-medication.
Mild neonatal jaundice appears as a pale yellow color, mainly concentrated on the face and neck, or may spread to the trunk. The conjunctiva of the eyes may also turn yellow. This condition usually appears 2 to 3 days after birth and resolves in 5 to 6 days, with the skin color returning to normal. Severe jaundice may affect the entire body, with more pronounced symptoms. It is recommended to bring the baby for a detailed examination as soon as possible to ensure health.
Describes the symptoms of trace element deficiency in newborns
The baby’s umbilical cord has not fallen off after two weeks and there are occasional bloody fluids coming from the umbilical cord stump. What should be done?
A newborn’s vulva should be pink, similar to the color of the skin. It is recommended to clean the child regularly and reduce the use of hormone-based medications to avoid affecting the baby’s growth and development.
White spots on a newborn’s face may be symptoms of parasitic infection or iron deficiency anemia, and should be treated promptly.
Hiccup and burping are common digestive system symptoms in newborns. Understanding their differences and clinical manifestations is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Pregnant women with oxygen deficiency may lead to newborns experiencing difficulty breathing, cyanosis, and even triggering hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy or cerebral hemorrhage. It is important to seek medical attention promptly and undergo detailed examinations. If necessary, nuclear magnetic resonance imaging or CT scans should be performed. In case of neurological symptoms, such as anorexia, irritability, and twitching, active treatment should be pursued to avoid sequelae.
A-type blood fathers and O-type blood mothers should be aware of the possibility of Rh incompatibility during pregnancy and take corresponding measures to prevent the occurrence of hemolytic disease in newborns.
This article discusses the correlation between neonatal pyelonephrosis and testicle size, and provides relevant examination and diagnosis recommendations.
