Patient's question:
The child was born on the fifteenth day, and is currently still in the hospital receiving treatment. The current treatment involves hyperbaric oxygen therapy combined with intravenous fluids (such as Nao Huo Su). The child is in the process of full recovery. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been used for five days, with one hour per day. Now, there is a concern that is troubling me. The child is fed eight times a day, with 40-50 milliliters each time, but they do not suck well at the breast and often stop drinking after a few sips. Is it a tongue problem or related to choking on water? (The stool has already started to turn yellow, with about 2-3 bowel movements per day, and urination is normal.) Kneeling in gratitude for the guidance of the divine doctor!!! The desired assistance: I hope for clear guidance and speculation from the divine doctor!!!Doctor's answer:
It is normal, you can rest assured. Advice: This situation is considered normal because the child is in the recovery period, so their strength is not very strong, and they will not eat a lot at one time. You can appropriately let the child eat more frequently, which will achieve good results. At the same time, this bowel movement is also normal. The condition of asphyxiation and ischemic encephalopathy can be treated together with hyperbaric oxygen and the use of brain nerve drugs, which will achieve good results. As long as the treatment is timely, this situation will never leave behind any sequelae.