Patient's question:
Month · 2.9 kg ··5··3、、··、·36.5 degrees, 37.2 degrees.Doctor's answer:
Neonatal Hard Edema, . This condition is one of the serious diseases in newborns, commonly seen in premature infants born in the 1st to 2nd week after birth, or in newborns with infection, asphyxia, or congenital malformations. It often occurs in cold seasons. Infection-related cases can be observed in summer. Observe the degree of jaundice in newborns' skin. If only the face is jaundiced, it is mild jaundice; if the trunk skin is jaundiced, it is moderate jaundice; if the limbs and palms/soles are also jaundiced, check bilirubin and liver function tests. Hospitalization may be necessary for treatment.