Patient's question:
Last night, a natural childbirth occurred. After the child was born, they had difficulty breathing. After treatment, there were no major issues, but they haven't urinated yet. The doctor said it's due to a lack of oxygen to the brain. I don't know if this will affect the child's intelligence.Treatment history and effectiveness: No history of allergies. Currently receiving intravenous fluids.
What kind of assistance is needed: Help me clarify a few things.
Doctor's answer:
The situation you mentioned should be checked to see how the child's breathing and eating are. Pay attention to observe carefully for a few moments to see if there is abdominal pain or other symptoms.Advice: Generally, a child's digestive system is not a problem. You can feed the child some water and breast milk to see how it goes. As long as the child's breathing is normal, it's not a big issue. Short-term choking is not necessarily dangerous. Pay close attention and observe carefully.