Patient's question:
Born two days, subarachnoid space has mild abrasion for one day, no urination. Born two days. Previous treatment and effectiveness: Medications: Cerebrolysin, citicoline, naloxone injection, mannitol. What kind of assistance is desired: Want to understand a few times how these drugs can...Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the newborn has suffered from subarachnoid hemorrhage and has undergone active treatment. Currently, they have again experienced the inability to urinate. In terms of treatment, the medications: Cerebrolysin, Citicoline, Naloxone Injection, and Mannitol will absolutely not have any adverse side effects on the child. Please trust the doctors. The situation will improve, and there will definitely be no major sequelae. Regarding the lack of urination, the cause needs to be identified. First, whether there has been any loss of fluids today through other means, such as bowel movements. Second, actively seek the cause. Under normal circumstances, if the child has urinated excessively after using Mannitol, it is important to avoid any kidney function issues. Wishing your child a healthy growth. The above is advice on the issue of "mild subarachnoid hemorrhage in a newborn," hoping it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!