Patient's question:
My daughter got choked on amniotic fluid when she came out last night, so we took her to the neonatal department for treatment. However, she was also diagnosed with neonatal hepatitis syndrome. What could have caused this? So, hello doctor. What should be done about neonatal hepatitis syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Neonatal hepatitis syndrome, the cause of which is mostly due to viral infection, bile metabolism disorders, or hereditary metabolic defects in the family, leading to neonatal hepatitis syndrome. Those who suffer from this disease are generally treated with symptoms, mainly with medication and a diet high in vitamins and sugar. Some can also use hormones for short-term treatment.