Patient's question:
What are the common symptoms of meconium aspiration? Will it cause problems for the child? I'm so worried?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the amniotic fluid is cloudy, indicating that the fetus has experienced a certain degree of hypoxia before birth, causing it to defecate in the uterus; hypoxia may cause damage to the infant's body organs, especially the brain, with the extent of the damage depending on the degree of hypoxia; cloudy amniotic fluid at birth makes it easy to inhale pneumonia, which is severe. Meconium aspiration syndrome is prone to acidosis, pulmonary edema, pulmonary hemorrhage, and failure of expiration and circulation.