Patient's question:
My friend was recently in production, and then his baby had baby suffocation. It sounds quite scary, and he was very worried and anxious about what might happen if he had a baby in the future and encountered such a situation. Is baby suffocation a serious condition that requires ten days of treatment?Doctor's answer:
Suffocation of dolls is relatively serious. It occurs during intrauterine asphyxia. The first sign is an increase in fetal movement and an increase in fetal heart rate. It is recommended to use resuscitation protocols for treatment. The airways should be cleared, breathing should be established, and circulation should be restored. Medications should also be administered concurrently. Patients with severe respiratory distress, obvious cyanosis, and chest pain should not be delayed. They must be immediately transported to the hospital for thoracentesis. Then, closed drainage should be continued for 24 to 72 hours until the pleura heals and closes. Air cannot enter the pleural cavity, the collapsed lung tissue can expand again, and ventilation function is restored. Nutritional support should be enhanced, and the indoor air should be kept well-ventilated.