Patient's question:
In this case, my best friend experienced premature labor at 33 weeks of pregnancy and gave birth to a premature baby at 33 weeks. The baby is currently staying in an incubator, and since they are about to graduate from the incubator, it feels like the child is very small, and I don't know how to take care of them. How should I take care of a 33-week premature baby?Doctor's answer:
Friend, hello. Premature infants have weaker resistance compared to normal newborns. Therefore, parents should take good care of the baby. They must be careful with the baby's diet and appropriate clothing. When they avoid catching a cold or getting too hot, they usually need to monitor the baby's diet and fecal temperature. As long as the diet and fecal temperature are normal, there won't be any problems. I wish the baby healthy and happy growth.