There are many reasons for babies to suffocate, but if measures are not taken in a timely manner to alleviate it, it can cause irreversible damage. The pathological changes that occur after the baby's birth without establishing a normal breathing pattern are also important factors leading to neonatal disability and death. So, what should be done for mild asphyxia in the baby?
1. Pregnancy care, strengthen protection and testing during pregnancy, and take effective measures in a timely manner if there is a possibility of high-risk pregnancy.
2. Detecting the fetus and conducting regular prenatal check ups can timely monitor the development of the fetus, avoid intrauterine hypoxia, and effectively alleviate the occurrence of hypoxia and asphyxia in the fetus after birth.
3. Difficult childbirth, providing more protection for pregnant women who are about to give birth through testing and protection, avoiding difficult childbirth, and should be done as much as possible in formal and qualified hospitals.
4. Seek medical attention promptly. If suffocation occurs, it may lead to adverse reactions such as convulsions and vomiting, as well as delayed intellectual development. Further examination and timely treatment are necessary.
Mild asphyxia in babies can be effectively relieved through timely treatment, and it will not have a negative impact on their future growth. However, it should not be taken lightly, as each baby's constitution is different, and the risk should be minimized as much as possible.
And in order to effectively avoid this situation in newborns, it is necessary to have a regular sleep schedule and adjust diet from the beginning of pregnancy, especially during the critical moments of early and late pregnancy. Regular prenatal check ups should be conducted to timely investigate the development of the fetus and avoid risks during delivery.
