Patient's question:
Now I am 4 months pregnant. I went to the hospital for a check-up and everything is normal. However, I am still quite worried, afraid that the child will be born with cerebral palsy and I can never feel at ease.Doctor's answer:
To ensure proper newborn care, it is first necessary to receive hospital treatment to facilitate fetal monitoring, resuscitation, or surgical delivery if needed, in order to prevent brain damage to the fetus during the labor process. An infant born and living in a natural environment away from the mother within the first month of birth grows and develops very rapidly in all aspects. However, their ability to adapt to the environment is relatively poor, making them highly susceptible to infections that can lead to cerebral palsy. In short, as long as conditions permit, the newborn must be taken to a nearby health center for regular physical examinations.