Patient's question:
Before the baby is born, if there is intrauterine distress, will there be sequelae?! Urgent reply needed!!!!!!!!!Doctor's answer:
Hello, fetal distress mainly occurs during labor but can also occur during the later stages of pregnancy. Intrauterine fetal distress is caused by fetal hypoxia. Chronic fetal distress occurs under chronic hypoxia and can lead to abnormal fetal development and nutrition, resulting in intrauterine growth restriction. During labor, further hypoxia is prone to occur. Prolonged hypoxia can lead to cerebral ischemia-hypoxia syndrome, causing a series of neurological and psychiatric symptoms that severely affect the child's physical health and future life.