Patient's question:
Dear friend and lover, while taking a shower at home today, without any warning, my amniotic fluid broke, and a little blood also came out. My friend quickly sent me to a hospital in the county. The baby is now saved. Is severe intracranial hemorrhage in newborns serious?Doctor's answer:
Neonatal intracerebral hemorrhage. It goes without saying that this is a serious condition. If the bleeding is significant, it can be life-threatening; if the bleeding is minor, as long as active treatment is provided to allow the bleeding to absorb, it won't be too alarming. Only children with intracerebral hemorrhage are usually accompanied by cerebral hypoxia, and cerebral hypoxia and oxygen deprivation can lead to brain damage. Whether there are sequelae depends on the extent to which the bleeding is absorbed. If the bleeding is completely absorbed, the chance of having sequelae after intracerebral hemorrhage is small. If the bleeding cannot be completely absorbed, the bleeding tissue remaining in the brain may cause seizures. If accompanied by cerebral hypoxia and oxygen deprivation, it also depends on the extent of brain damage caused by hypoxia and oxygen deprivation. If the damage is severe, the likelihood of sequelae will be greater. If the damage is minor, the likelihood of sequelae will be small.