Patient's question:
My baby had a seizure once on the third day of birth, lasting for about 20 minutes. The check-up revealed that the child was not calcium-deficient, and the doctor then basically determined that there was an issue in the brain. An MRI was performed, but no problems were found in the brain. What are the symptoms of neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy?Doctor's answer:
Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy in newborns is a common disease in newborns, often changes in consciousness, such as irritability, excessive excitement or indifference, drowsiness, coma, etc. Eye symptoms include staring, strabismus, difficulty moving the eyes upward, nystagmus, etc. Intraocular pressure may rise, the brain may scream, the anterior fontanelle may bulge, and convulsions may occur. The respiratory system can show an increase or decrease in breathing from the uterus to birth, and there are many uncertain factors during this process, such as maternal factors, placental umbilical cord factors, fetal factors, and newborn factors. Sometimes it is unclear.