Patient's question:
When the baby was born, the amniotic fluid was contaminated and infected, but it was not treated. Now the child is 9 years old and frequently catches colds, has poor appetite, is very thin, and often has bruises that he can't understand what's wrong with.Doctor's answer:
When the child was born, there was again amniotic fluid contamination and infection, but no treatment was given to the child. Now the child is nine years old and frequently suffers from colds, poor appetite, being very thin, and unexplained bruises. These issues are unrelated to the birth. Now that these symptoms have reappeared, it is necessary to take the child to the hospital's pediatric department for a follow-up examination, including blood tests for complete blood count, trace elements, and coagulation series, to determine which trace elements are deficient (such as calcium, zinc, or iron), how anemia is occurring, and whether there are any blood system diseases, as these symptoms have reappeared.