Patient's question:
A baby born ten days early has been less than twenty-four hours old, not drinking or eating, has had six or seven bowel movements that were black, four or five urinations, and has also been vomiting. It feels like nausea, vomiting white, clear foam, only napping, no energy, and not crying.Doctor's answer:
Generally, if you need to have a C-section earlier, it's best to wait until after 39 weeks. If it's too early, since the baby's growth and development are not yet mature, the baby may not be able to adapt to the external environment after birth. The baby's urination and defecation are normal, and if there are no special symptoms, there's no need to worry about nausea and vomiting. As for the baby sleeping but not eating, you can wait and see. It takes time for the baby to adapt to the environment. If you're still not (not at ease), you can consult a doctor.