Patient's question:
The baby was born at thirty weeks and a few days, weighing 1.6 kilograms. They were hospitalized but have now been discharged. For the past ten days or so, they have been experiencing intervals of several hours or a day or two with bluish skin, which gradually improves when the blanket is loosened and the back is tapped. Each time they turn bluish, it can be felt that they are very uncomfortable.Doctor's answer:
Hello, your baby was born 30 weeks ago and a few days ago, weighing 1.6 kilograms. He was hospitalized and has now been discharged. For the past ten days or so, his face has turned blue for more than ten hours. Loosening the bag and gently patting his back can gradually relieve his pressure. Each time his face turns blue, he feels very uncomfortable.Guidance: Hint that cyanosis in infants is a sign of hypoxia. Causes include premature lungs and underdeveloped respiratory centers in the infant, respiratory infections, congenital heart disease, and other factors. Your baby should not be wrapped too tightly; loosen the wrap when he is not being fed to avoid or reduce the causes of cyanosis. If the cyanosis is severe, please go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.