Patient's question:
What are the diseases that newborns can get? Doctor. I have something I want to ask for your help. My child has been diagnosed with neonatal hemolytic staphylococcus. Is this very serious? I haven't heard of this disease before. I'm very scared and worried that the baby will suffer. What should I do? Doctor, please help me.Doctor's answer:
After diagnosing neonatal staphylococcal sepsis, it depends on the specific symptoms of the infant, whether they are lethargic, whether they develop a rash, and whether there is infection in other organs. If there are no symptoms mentioned above, and the blood culture shows no staphylococcal sepsis after treatment, it indicates that the child has been cured. If the symptoms are present, it is considered sepsis. If it is sepsis, the infant's blood culture is negative, and they can be discharged.