Patient's question:
Headache with bruising will improve? Will there be sequelae? Cesarean section due to pregnancy-induced hypertension on October 17, 2009Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, it is recommended that your baby be breastfed.Advice: Is your baby suffering from intracranial hematoma or extracranial hematoma? If it is intracranial hematoma, as long as the area of hematoma is small, promoting absorption while combining rehabilitation exercises will as much as possible restore function, but some sequelae cannot be ruled out. If it is extracranial hematoma, you need not worry; it will be absorbed and within 2-6 months, leaving no sequelae and not affecting the child's normal growth and development. Pay attention to supplementing your baby's nutrition, such as calcium, iron, zinc, etc.
Lifestyle care: The period before the age of 2 is a valuable time to make up for the congenital deficiencies of premature babies. As long as you pay attention to preventing retinopathy of prematurity, feed scientifically, and provide meticulous care, you can help the baby's physical condition catch up with that of normal children. Other issues will not be a problem.