Patient's question:
As a new mom, I don't know anything yet. I have already asked about the suspicion of my daughter's hypoxia before. Today, I would like to ask again. My daughter is now 56 days old, and everything seems fine, but she was born with three degrees of amniotic fluid pollution, with the umbilical cord wrapped around her neck, and an emergency Cesarean section was performed. How is hypoxia treated?Doctor's answer:
Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy in female infants is caused by hypoxia during the intrauterine period or during delivery. The current treatment methods mainly include neurotrophic drug therapy and hyperbaric oxygen, along with some post-treatment physical training. Generally, 4-6 courses of treatment are repeated, and severe hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy often leaves behind varying degrees of sequelae. There are many neurotrophic drugs, and the medication habits vary from hospital to hospital.