Patient's question:
Amniotic fluid stained 3 degrees, vomiting occurred. The newborn was born on July 17th and experienced asphyxia, requiring rescue for 4 minutes. The amniotic fluid was stained 3 degrees. At birth, the baby was too large, leading to compression, and later stayed in the hospital for 6 days. The first 3 days, the baby did not eat, and then gradually started eating.Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your inquiry, the amniotic fluid was contaminated with third-degree feces and vomiting occurred. A newborn born on July 17 suffered from asphyxia. The rescue lasted for 4 minutes. The amniotic fluid was contaminated with third-degree feces, as the baby was larger in size at birth, compressing the amniotic fluid. They were hospitalized for 6 days, during which they did not eat for the first 3 days. Later, they gradually started eating food. The infant occasionally vomited. What is the reason? Is it serious! (The description may not be clear enough) The child's condition is relatively severe, characterized by symptoms of brain hypoxia caused by prolonged amniotic fluid embolism. (1) If it is decided that the first step is resuscitation, it should begin within seconds. 1) Maintain body temperature: The newborn should be placed on a radiant warmer without blankets or towels to expose the body, facilitating observation and guiding radiation from the heat source.