Patient's question:
Newborns are prone to asphyxiation during birth. My child was one such case. Although the doctors made every effort to save him, the child recovered, but severe aftereffects remained. After medical examination, it was determined that the child is likely to experience intellectual disabilities in the future, which will have a significant impact on his life.Doctor's answer:
No matter how reluctant you are to let go of your child, never let them sleep with their parents. The parents' bodies may obstruct the child and cause suffocation. Pay special attention to the child's nutrition, especially protein that helps brain development. Make sure to eat plenty of protein-rich foods. Additionally, vitamins and various trace elements should also be sufficient. Eat more fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Closely monitor the child's physical development indicators and regularly check up at the hospital.