Patient's question:
Patient Age: Less than one month, limbs have high tone. is a medical term that translates to "premature bilateral hip dysplasia."Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hypoxia in infants is mild, primarily,, limb and lower jaw may have tremors, embrace reflex is active, muscle tone is normal, breathing is steady, fontanelle is flat, generally no convulsions. The above symptoms usually gradually subside after 24 hours. Brain EEG is not serious, it is recommended to seek medical attention at a tertiary general hospital for continued treatment, there may be sequelae. Postpartum infant hypoxia is mainly afraid of brain damage. Suggestions: If it is not severe hypoxia, the brain will automatically recover from mild hypoxia. Treatment plan: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, Methylprednisolone, Citicoline.