Patient's question:
Test results: Liver function, kidney function, blood routine, and coagulation four phases are normal. Ultrasound imaging: Thickening of subcutaneous tissue on the affected side, no echo. X-ray shows no abnormalities. What are the symptoms of neonatal jaundice? What are the complications of neonatal jaundice?Doctor's answer:
Neonatal hardening syndrome is prone to bleeding, especially pulmonary bleeding, due to hypothermia, slow blood flow, and increased capillary permeability. This condition is very dangerous, and children often die because it is difficult to rescue in time. Therefore, early detection of the condition and timely treatment are crucial. The most prominent symptom is skin changes. Initially, the skin feels cool, hard, and difficult to pinch; then, the skin swells and has indentations under pressure. It is commonly found on the outer surface of the lower legs and thighs. In severe cases, the skin on the face may harden. Sometimes, blood blisters may appear on the nose and mouth, and breathing becomes weak. These are signs of a critical condition and require immediate hospitalization for rescue.