Patient's question:
The baby sister just born is in serious condition! She doesn't cry or fuss, just sleeps. At the children's hospital, the preliminary diagnosis is: congenital pulmonary agenesis or absence of lungs (I think that's what they said), cardiac heterotaxy, diaphragmatic hernia. There's no definitive conclusion yet, but it's said to be very serious. Surgery may not be successful, and even if it is, there may be sequelae...Doctor's answer:
Your condition is best treated with surgery, specifically a repair procedure. Medication treatment is meaningless. In addition to symptomatic treatment for neonatal diseases, the patient needs to consult with experts more often and maintain communication with the doctor. The patient should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, the patient should also pay attention to choosing a reputable hospital for diagnosis and treatment, so as to achieve good therapeutic effects.