Patient's question:
What should be done about acute respiratory distress syndrome in newborns?Doctor's answer:
Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome is relatively critical, but its prognosis and course are related to the severity of the baby's condition. If it is mild neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, timely respiratory support can lead to discharge after about a week. However, if the condition is severe and accompanied by other diseases, such as infection or preterm birth, the course may last for more than a month. It is important to take the baby to a regular hospital's neonatal department promptly for diagnosis and to adopt existing treatment methods to maintain vital functions and improve the success rate of rescue efforts.