Some newborns experience severe hypoxia when they come out of their mother's womb. When a newborn is born with severe symptoms of hypoxia, it is highly likely to cause sequelae for the newborn, and parents are particularly concerned. So, what are the sequelae of severe hypoxia in newborns?
Newborns are born with severe hypoxia, and a significant consequence is irreversible damage to brain cells, leading to diseases such as cerebral palsy and secondary epilepsy. This can have a direct or indirect impact on the child's entire life in the future. Therefore, if a newborn experiences severe hypoxia at birth, doctors will intervene in treatment in a timely manner to minimize the sequelae.
After adopting the correct treatment methods for severe hypoxia in newborns, parents need to take good care of their daily life. Firstly, it is necessary to provide a good living environment for newborns, and try not to hug or move them, so that they can lie down peacefully. Pay attention to keeping the newborn's body warm and avoid causing hard swelling when the newborn is too cold.
Due to the low immunity of newborns themselves, the lack of oxygen during childbirth can lead to a weaker body's resistance, and even a small problem can cause great pain to newborns. Therefore, parents should try not to touch newborns and not take them out. Breastfeeding newborns regularly and absorbing nutrients from breast milk can help enhance immunity.
