What should be done if a premature infant has brain hemorrhage and is crossing their legs?

Patient's question:

Premature infants have brain hemorrhage and are crossing their legs. What's going on, doctor? Will there be any danger to their life?

Doctor's answer:

The baby's condition does not rule out the possibility of muscle tension. It is considered whether it is caused by preterm birth, or it may be necessary to continue to be observed and treated in an incubator. It is still recommended that you patiently observe. If the baby is in good general condition and feeding normally, it may gradually recover to normal. This situation may be due to developmental delays or sequelae of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, etc. Without seeing it, we cannot be certain about the specific situation. It is recommended to go to the hospital to see what the condition is and take targeted treatment.

📌 Related Posts