Patient's question:
Recently, when I was at work, a friend told me that her doll had been feeling unwell recently. Later, she went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor there said that the doll had pneumonia and required hospitalization. She has now been discharged. Does the baby need a follow-up check-up after being discharged due to asphyxiation?Doctor's answer:
Dear Parent,Hello. According to your description, the child is your friend's baby. Although they have now recovered and been discharged from the hospital. Based on the situation you mentioned, if they have been discharged, it is recommended to give the baby a little water appropriately during daily care. Pay attention to keeping warm to prevent a cold. If there are no other prominent symptoms, there is no need for a follow-up check. If a follow-up is necessary, it can be around 10 to 15 days, and it can be combined with clinical evaluation.