Understanding the causes and coping strategies for newborn whole-body edema to ensure healthy growth for the baby.

Edema in the lower limbs after injection of growth hormone in children may be a side effect of fluid retention, commonly seen in eyelids, face, palm of hands, ankles, and lower limbs. This condition usually resolves spontaneously within 3 to 7 days.

Understand the causes and treatment methods of neonatal edema, especially the care and prevention of neonatal hard edema.

Understand the treatment methods for neonatal edema, differentiate between physiological and pathological edema, and grasp the importance of seeking medical attention promptly.