Patient's question:
The baby had a CT scan today for a thorough check-up, and it was said that the baby choked on water and needs to take medication. Hello, is there a better solution? Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment and no history of heredity, seems not allergic. What kind of assistance is desired: Besides medication, is there a better solution?Doctor's answer:
1, Cold. Newborns cannot adjust their body temperature well on their own. If they feel cold, their lips may turn purple. Keep them warm and frequently check if their little hands and cheeks are warm.Suggestion:
2, Heart problems. If cold is ruled out, you can suggest the doctor perform an electrocardiogram (ECG) and ultrasound. When the baby's lips turn purple again, they should still be at the hospital with their mother. The doctor will conduct regular check-ups and monitoring, so there's no need to worry. The baby will be fine. It may take a few days, but once they grow a bit older, it should improve.