Patient's question:
My baby is a premature infant, seven months old. He was placed in an incubator right after birth. Everything was fine from the first day to the fifth day, but from the sixth day, he started receiving blue light treatment. During nighttime feeding, the nurse used a gastric tube to feed milk into the baby's stomach. Just as she was about to administer the milk, someone shouted to the nurse.Doctor's answer:
Hello, looking at blue light will not cause intracranial hemorrhage. Intracranial temporal lobe hemorrhage will affect future intellectual development. Premature infants are prone to intracranial hemorrhage, which is unrelated to doctors or nurses. It is also not caused by excessively high blue light temperatures, nor by suffocation due to feeding by nurses. The above is advice for the question "Urgent! Please ask experts for an answer," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!