Patient's question:
My brother's son had a cold before and was feeling very unwell. The cold has gone, but he has recently started having diarrhea, which has been ongoing for several days and hasn't improved yet. Today, he suddenly had diarrhea like mucus, and the frequency has been increasing. Today, he went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said it's dysentery. Hello, what are the symptoms of dysentery in children?Doctor's answer:
Newborn pulmonary hypertension can be treated and cured. If a newborn suffers from this disease, it indicates congenital abnormalities in pulmonary artery development, which disrupts and causes abnormal pulmonary artery pressure. This condition is relatively common and can be corrected through surgery for the abnormally developed arteries, thereby relieving pressure on the lungs. It is recommended that you visit a pediatric department in the hospital as soon as possible for a thorough examination and to verify the surgical plan.