Patient's question:
The baby has not been born for a month, and suddenly noticed that the skin on the baby's lower body is yellow, and the muscles feel a bit hard. It has already been sent to the hospital. The doctor said it might be sepsis. I want to know if the treatment is timely, can it be, and will there be any sequelae? Thank you for the doctor's explanation.Doctor's answer:
Hello. According to your main complaint; as long as it is neonatal sepsis, it is acceptable. This disease is caused by bacterial or viral infections. As long as sensitive drugs are found or the virus and bacteria causing the infection are identified, comprehensive treatment can be administered, leaving no aftereffects. Sepsis is an infectious disease caused by bacterial or viral infections. Unlike leukemia, which is a blood system disease and difficult to treat, sepsis can be identified by bacterial culture or drug sensitivity tests to find the drug or bacteria. Generally, timely treatment is provided, with no aftereffects.