Patient's question:
I am pregnant. Today, I read in the news that the risk of newborns suffering from hypocalcemia is relatively high. I am also worried that my child might develop this problem. What are the precautions for newborn hypocalcemia?Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women should take preventive measures. The incidence of neonatal hypoxemia remains relatively low. First, healthy preventive measures should be taken. The occurrence of any disease is more or less related to health. Good hygiene is very necessary. Second, pregnant women and infants should be exposed to sunlight regularly every day to increase nutrition. Supplement the nutrition of pregnant women and infants. Providing sufficient sunlight enjoyment is the key to ensuring the health of pregnant women and infants. If calf muscle cramps are found in the late stage of pregnancy, pregnant women should check their blood calcium and supplement calcium. Strengthen perinatal health care. Regular prenatal examinations should be conducted to prevent premature birth. Strengthen intrapartum monitoring to prevent asphyxia. Prevention and treatment of postpartum vitamin D and calcium deficiency: (1) Breastfeeding should be performed within 6 hours after birth. If breastfeeding is not possible, breast milk formula should be given.