Patient's question:
My daughter was just born, and she doesn't eat, drink, or cry. Her breathing has always been like "Hmm... Hmm..." The doctor at the hospital said it might be respiratory distress syndrome in infants. If it is, the treatment involves a single injection costing over 3,000, and she needs to receive three injections in one session. I would like to ask how to treat respiratory distress syndrome in infants?Doctor's answer:
Infant respiratory distress syndrome, also known as infant respiratory distress syndrome. It refers to the symptoms of progressive respiratory distress, problems, and respiratory failure that appear shortly after birth, mainly due to the lack of surfactant in the alveoli, leading to progressive alveolar failure. The children develop progressive respiratory distress, problems, grunting, cyanosis, and inspiratory inhibition within 4 to 12 hours after birth, with severe cases experiencing respiratory failure. Treatment with pulmonary surfactant is necessary.