Patient's question:
The baby is almost three months old and has undergone a hearing screening at the local maternal and child health care center, but it has not passed. We are preparing to take the baby for a hearing diagnostic test. It is said that a sedative needs to be given to the baby before the test. Is it safe for the baby to take a sedative?Doctor's answer:
The sedatives taken by children have no side effects and are eliminated quickly. They can be checked and treated. Increase nutritional supplements, vitamins, and trace elements. Eat easily digestible and absorbable food. Regularly check up at the hospital, actively treat.Children's ear, nose, and throat diseases are more harmful to patients. It is recommended that patients go to a specialized hospital for timely treatment and follow the doctor's guidance for treatment. In daily life, appropriate exercise is allowed. Pay attention to preventing overheating. Hope the child can recover quickly!