Patient's question:
Born on November 23rd, severe breathing difficulties at birth, diagnosed with CT as shown in Figure 1, and an MRI was performed on the 29th as shown in Figure 2. Over the past few days, sedatives and non-invasive ventilators (for the first two days) have been used. The baby has cried twice, experienced seizures, acidosis, and high muscle tone. After the MRI, the doctor prescribed 10 doses of 18ug mouse nerve growth factor, which is currently being used. The baby has not had any seizures or crying for six days, but still has high muscle tone. Seeking treatment.Doctor's answer:
Friend, it is a pleasure to serve you. Based on the situation you described, I recommend focusing on staying in the hospital for close observation and treatment. It is advised to strictly adhere to medication, monitor electrocardiogram data, blood oxygen saturation, and receive oxygen therapy. If necessary, transfer to the intensive care unit. Currently, active treatment is being given, and the situation will be closely monitored. The above suggestions are for the issue of "born on November 23rd with severe respiratory distress at birth." I hope this is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!