Patient's question:
When the child was 5 months old, they frequently experienced vomiting milk and difficulty breathing. After being taken to the hospital for examination, they were diagnosed with congenital diaphragmatic hernia and needed surgery to correct it. The child is still quite young, so does congenital diaphragmatic hernia detection during prenatal care?Doctor's answer:
It is also necessary to maintain fresh air flow in the room at all times. It is also important to pay attention to the child's opening and closing of windows. It is also necessary to always ensure that the sick room is safe to prevent sudden noises from startling the child and causing them to cry loudly, which can easily affect their condition. The doctor needs to perform many careful examinations on the child, including blood gas analysis, and then administer blood transfusions and correct electrolyte imbalances based on the results. At home, it is important to closely monitor the child's vital signs, such as breathing, body temperature, consciousness, and limb flexibility, to prevent further discomfort that may result from delayed treatment.