Patient's question:
My child is less than 40 days old. When they were born, they were held for a while, and it took less than half an hour to be sent to the pediatric department. At that time, their face and forehead turned purple. They did not have a seizure. Later, they received oxygen, and on the second day, they were given Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) for 10 days. Now they are receiving another infusion. I want to ask if there is anything wrong with my child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the child is experiencing asphyxia, and the extent of brain damage needs to be assessed. Mild cases generally do not leave any aftereffects. Neonatal Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy. Answered by: Fan WeitingHello, it is possible to receive treatment with ganglioside and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. With a course of treatment, it usually improves. High muscle tone, neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy. Answered by: Zhou Aoku
It is necessary to determine whether the cranium has sustained irreversible damage. In mild cases, it can improve, but in severe cases, it cannot be reversed. It is recommended to use hyperbaric oxygen and neurotrophin therapy. Symptomatic treatment judgment: Conclusion of neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy CT head scan. Answered by: Zhou Aoku
It is classified as mild and not very severe. It is recommended to actively provide symptomatic treatment, including hyperbaric oxygen and neurotrophin therapy.