Patient's question:
By the time of delivery, there had been no recurrence, so I went to the hospital. The doctor said the baby was too large and would need a C-section. Since birth, the baby has been vomiting everything they eat. After two gastric washes at People's Hospital, it hasn't improved. The baby has been vomiting since birth, and after two gastric washes and three days of intravenous drips, there's still no improvement. The doctor says nothing and just tells me I can transfer to another hospital if I don't want to.What kind of help I need: I want to know if it's serious, is the child in danger, what kind of treatment is needed, and is this related to the hospital? Is there any surgical negligence? Is there a medical accident?
Doctor's answer:
Through your description, if the baby just after birth is vomiting whatever they eat, it is generally possible to consider it as aspiration of amniotic fluid in the stomach or congenital megacolon being related! Advice: I suggest that if the gastric lavage does not improve, it is best to undergo a detailed ultrasound examination to check the condition of the intestines, and then a gastric scan can also be performed, which will facilitate treatment in accordance with medical advice! I hope my explanation can bring you help! The above is advice on the question "I'm in the late stage of pregnancy and haven't had a recurrence yet, but the doctor said..." I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!