Patient's question:
Baby is 29 days old today, full-term delivery with a recurrence of half placental abruption, leading to intrauterine distress. Apgar score was 4 at birth, and it improved to 7 after 5 minutes. Hospitalized for 9 days, and MRI was normal upon discharge. After discharge, the child often trembles in their hands and feet during naps, and their calves also tremble when burping. The child does not sleep soundly and frequently wakes up. Are these symptoms related to choking on water?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, except for some difficulty in breathing at birth, you were discharged after treatment and there are no major issues. The neurological development of the baby is not improving much, occasional convulsions are fine, and it will gradually get better. There is no need for you to worry too much. The above advice is for the issue "My baby is 29 days old, full-term, and has experienced partial placental abruption again today." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!