Patient's question:
My baby was born with only a degree of meconium staining in the amniotic fluid, everything else was fine, and the score was nine to ten. A CT scan revealed mild hypoxic encephalopathy. For sixteen days, he received 2.5 ML of NMDA, followed by seven days. Then, he was transferred to the local hospital, where the doctor said he needed to receive 5 ML. I don't know if that's too much?Doctor's answer:
Adaptogens for the brain: invigorating qi and nourishing yang, tonifying the kidneys and strengthening the brain, enhancing memory and calming the mind. Used for neurasthenia, dizziness, stroke, hemiplegia, cerebral hematoma after hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage, cerebral thrombosis, insomnia, frequent dreams, and memory loss in patients with insufficient heart and liver, and deficiency of qi and yang. Generally well-tolerated. If the injection speed is too fast, it may cause fever, and occasional allergic reactions such as chills may occur. Contraindicated in severe renal insufficiency and pregnancy. Use with caution in allergic constitution.