Patient's question:
Today I heard that the baby might have hard edema, and I'm not very familiar with this. I'd like to ask, what is the specific condition of hard edema in babies? Is it usually better after a long time if the baby has hard edema? I'd like to ask if a baby with hard edema can take a high-speed train?Doctor's answer:
It is best not to travel long distances by high-speed trains. If neonatal jaundice is suspected, it is recommended to seek medical treatment. Warming is the key to treating neonatal jaundice. The principle of warming is gradual warming. At the same time, reasonable heat supply should be provided. Antibiotics should be used reasonably to control infection. Light and moderate:30～34℃. Axillary-rectal temperature difference is normal. Heat production is good. The child is placed in a 30℃ incubator. The incubator temperature is adjusted to 30～34℃ through an automatic temperature control device or manual adjustment.