Patient's question:
My child finally came out in my wife's belly at this early morning, but after birth, he turned purple all over and had slightly difficult breathing. He was taken to the emergency room, and now he's still in the intensive care unit. The doctor said that the newborn's condition is due to breathing difficulties. He asked us, the parents, to be patient and wait. So, I want to ask, what should be done if a newborn has breathing difficulties?Doctor's answer:
Newborn respiratory distress requires immediate treatment at a local reputable hospital. After treatment by medical personnel, the baby should be closely monitored in the intensive care unit for a period of time. Only after the baby's breathing stabilizes can outsiders touch them. During the observation process, it is necessary to wear sterilized clothing to prevent the spread of germs. Parents should not worry too much and should always maintain a calm and pleasant mood.