Understand the necessity of the eye examination for premature babies and the process involved, to alleviate parents’ concerns about potential discomfort during the examination.
Discuss the recovery period of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) in premature babies and the importance of comprehensive rehabilitation treatment.
Penis retraction in premature babies may be caused by hernia. Conservative treatments such as medication and hernia belts can be tried first. If these are ineffective, consider surgical treatment. Additionally, be aware of the possibility of hypospadias, and take your child to a specialized hospital for early examination and treatment.
Discuss the possible causes and corresponding adjustment suggestions for frequent vomiting in premature babies after switching to a new formula.
Understanding the possible symptoms of cerebral palsy in premature infants
Premature babies start to have green stools after being discharged from the hospital on the second day, pooping three times a day. What’s going on?
Treatment methods for premature baby eye discharge, including eye cleaning and dietary precautions.
Discuss the symptoms of abdominal swelling and rumbling in two-month-old premature babies, as well as medical advice for infants who have previously suffered from pediatric colitis.
My son, a twin, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at three years old. He was premature and born seven months early. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation at home, able to sit and crawl on his own. He has good intelligence, but his right upper limb has spasms, yet he can still drink water by himself. His lower limbs show talipes, and he receives stretching and massage every day. He walks with a scissors gait, can stand with support, but is still unsteady on his feet. I want to bring him to your hospital for treatment, as I am in Inner Mongolia.
My baby is a premature infant and has suddenly caught a cold. What should I do in such a situation? I don’t want to give him medicine, as I’m worried about potential side effects.
