Patient's question:
What is the survival rate of a 30-week premature baby? Due to low amniotic fluid, the child was delivered via cesarean section at 30 weeks.Previous treatment history and outcomes: Hypertensive disorder of pregnancy (preeclampsia), treatment was administered.
Desired assistance: Can we obtain this child, and what are the estimated costs?
Doctor's answer:
Now, the treatment for premature infants is becoming increasingly improved. As long as the child doesn't have any complications, such as long-term use of a ventilator or repeated convulsions that may lead to brain development issues, I believe you still need to have enough confidence to bond with this child. Of course, premature infants may also interfere with physical and intellectual development, and they might be slightly behind, so you still need to be mentally prepared.