Patient's question:
When I was pregnant, I developed anemia in the late stage. Later, the doctor prescribed medication for me, fearing that I might experience severe bleeding during childbirth. But unexpectedly, I had oxygen deprivation during labor. After the baby was born, they had moderate cerebral hypoxia, which terrified me. I want to know what to do about moderate cerebral hypoxia?Doctor's answer:
Persist in rehabilitation treatment and use some brain nutrition drugs like nootropics. For current family rehabilitation: perform the prone position exercise several times a day ( ). After feeding, in the state for one hour, start with half a minute and gradually extend the duration to minutes. The child should have self-protection awareness, don't worry about blocking the nose, but someone should be nearby. Although the child is not yet at the age of rolling over, they can still be assisted with this action several times a day. Persist in infant massage therapy followed by hydrotherapy (very important, as buoyancy can promote brain development through its effect on limbs). Perform this therapy one to two times a day, starting with 10 minutes and gradually extending to 30 minutes (prepare a large bucket or container, with the water level reaching the child's neck when they stand up).