Patient's question:
Doll 35+4 days old, baby has intracranial hemorrhage grade 2, the hospital says to wait and see how the baby absorbs it. How long does it take for the absorption? Will there be any sequelae? The baby had convulsions and rolled his eyes on the third day of birth. How long is the absorption period for the baby's intracranial hemorrhage?Doctor's answer:
The condition of the doll mainly depends on the amount of bleeding and whether the treatment is timely and appropriate. The severity of the disease may lead to sequelae. It is recommended that family members maintain a calm mindset. Seek immediate medical attention at the local hospital's neurology department. Undergo a cranial CT scan to clarify the clinical diagnosis. And receive treatment such as intracranial pressure reduction and brain cell nourishment. On the basis of preventing the cause, prevent cerebral edema to maintain life functions and prevent the occurrence of complications.