Patient's question:
Newborn (5 days) had a prolonged delivery, experienced hypoxia, and moderate asphyxia for about a few minutes, with the lowest fetal heart rate at 120. The score was 6 points. After suction rescue, the baby started crying, and the score improved to 10 points. Currently, the baby is normal in drinking, urination, and defecation.Doctor's answer:
Doctor, hello. It's a great pleasure to answer for you. The manifestations differ depending on the amount of bleeding, the location of bleeding, and the speed of bleeding. Subarachnoid hemorrhage is seen in full-term infants with a history of birth injury or hypoxia. Those with less bleeding may have no obvious symptoms or signs, but the cerebrospinal fluid will be bloody, and the general prognosis is good. Those with more bleeding may experience convulsions within 48 hours after birth and may die in the short term.