Patient's question:
How is neonatal disease screening done? At what age is it generally best to choose to do it? After a child is born, does the hospital usually handle this work?Doctor's answer:
So mothers don't need to worry about paying extra attention during the re-examination. Anyway, if the child is healthy during the prenatal check-up, including the doctor saying there are no disease problems at birth, the child is generally fine. Screening is to ensure the risk related to certain diseases. It can detect the child's disease as soon as possible, so that treatment can be started as soon as possible. If the baby's screening results are abnormal, the doctor will notify through the screening results. If there are no problems, it will be stated on the receipt.