A premature baby of seven and a half months, discovered to have hydrocephalus and pneumonia one day after birth. After treatment, there were seven or eight respiratory arrests within a day, with the longest lasting five minutes, and some white foam at the corners of the mouth. What is the treatment for the baby’s respiratory arrest?
For newborns experiencing respiratory difficulty and elevated myocardial enzymes, oxygen therapy should be administered along with appropriate medication. The outcome of treatment depends on the level of myocardial enzymes and the specific condition of the newborn.
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For newborns with viral fever, it is recommended to focus on medication, prevent colds, and use physical methods for cooling.
Vomiting is a common symptom in newborns, understanding the treatment methods
A newborn baby at 20 days old experiences vomiting, which may be due to gastrointestinal dysfunction, overeating, or gastrointestinal flu. It is recommended to practice small, frequent meals, administer probiotics and vitamin B6 for treatment, or temporarily stop breastfeeding to promote gastrointestinal recovery. Resume the previous feeding method once improvement is observed. A body temperature check is advisable; if fever is present, consider gastrointestinal flu and provide antiviral treatment. Fever exceeding 38.5°C requires fever-reducing therapy.
A newborn under a month old with mild cough, a hoarse throat, and spitting up white foam may have infectious pneumonia. It is recommended to undergo medical examinations promptly, including blood tests, auscultation, or X-rays, to confirm the diagnosis and treatment, and avoid delays. Wishing the baby health!
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