What should be done if a newborn is found to have Grade 3 intracranial hemorrhage with sequelae?

Patient's question:

Basic Information: Male, 1 month
Disease/Symptoms: Neonatal intracranial hemorrhage, Grade 3. Does it have sequelae?
Condition Description: A 31-week-old neonate, 1 month old, was found to have intracranial hemorrhage. Does Grade 3 have sequelae?

Doctor's answer:

Hello. According to your symptom description, intracranial hemorrhage. In mild cases, there are generally no sequelae. Severe cases may involve loud crying, convulsions, lethargy, etc., which can lead to dementia and cerebral palsy. Currently, some infants with intracranial hemorrhage have recovered well after effective treatment. However, some may develop mental or motor developmental issues. It is recommended to regularly check signs and symptoms to monitor the absorption of congestion. Wishing you good health.