Patient's question:
Just born with new pneumonia and stayed in the baby's ICU. A couple of days ago, it was found that there was intracranial hemorrhage and is currently being treated. The doctors at the hospital said it was very scary, saying it's currently mild and could worsen at any time. Please ask if the baby's intracranial hemorrhage can be shaken?Doctor's answer:
No. Intracranial hemorrhage in infants is generally treatable. The main causes are often birth injuries, poor coagulation function, or a deficiency in vitamin K1, among other conditions. For instance, the use of forceps during childbirth. It is recommended to hospitalize the child and treat them in the intensive care unit for infants, with medication selected based on the specific condition of the patient. Do not worry too much or be anxious. The recovery period is usually around 2-3 weeks. Wishing you a speedy recovery.