Patient's question:
I am currently 8 months pregnant and just had an accident falling today, which led to preterm labor. I'm worried that my baby might not be normal. What are the differences between premature babies and full-term babies?Doctor's answer:
Because premature infants have underdeveloped lungs. Therefore, it is necessary to promote lung maturation, and they must be placed in an incubator with the same temperature as the uterus to observe fetal development. Compared to normal children, premature infants spend a shorter time in the mother's womb and do not receive adequate nutrition, leaving their bodies before all organs are fully developed, which leaves many potential health risks. After 34 weeks, the impact is relatively small, but based on one condition, we provide timely treatment after birth.