Patient's question:
What should be noted after a newborn baby with pneumonia is discharged from the hospital? Since the baby was hospitalized, both adults and children have not been comfortable. At such a young age, they still need to be given intravenous drips. If they can't be given in the hands, they have to be given on the head. It's heart-wrenching just to see it. Now that they are discharged, to avoid re-infection, what should everyone pay attention to?Doctor's answer:
First, congratulations on your baby recovering and going home. After returning home, you should feed your baby less food, more food, and appropriately give some boiled water between meals. Breastfeeding mothers should also enhance their nutrition, keep the room warm, open the windows for ventilation 2-3 times a day, each time for 20 minutes, to avoid contact with too many people. As the baby grows bigger, its resistance will become stronger, making it less susceptible to infections and illnesses.