What is the reason for the baby's breathing and nodding?

Presumably, many parents in families now will raise such a question, that is, the problem of baby's breathing and nodding. The emergence of this problem makes many new parents very worried. They don't know whether this is an abnormal symptom. In this regard, let us take a look at this issue together to help more new parents solve this question. Of course, this is only a preliminary judgment. You need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible!

The reasons for nodding breathing in newborns are generally neonatal wet lung (inhalation of water), neonatal respiratory distress syndrome due to insufficient active synthesis on the lung surface causing the lung to not inflate (more common in premature infants); and neonatal pneumonia. If you have wet lungs, just nourish the water and let it absorb slowly. Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome can be treated by supplementing exogenous pulmonary surfactant; as the baby grows older, the amount synthesized by the baby itself will increase. Neonatal pneumonia requires anti-infection treatment.

If you have heart disease, you should also pay attention, because some babies with congenital heart disease may show nodding movements. If your child often nods, it is recommended to take him to the hospital for a check-up and listen to his heart to see if there is any murmur. If so, it is recommended to do a cardiac ultrasound. Since it is impossible to meet with the patient in person for examination, it is recommended that the patient first be diagnosed in a regular hospital and then receive treatment under the guidance of a clinician. It is strictly forbidden to take medication on your own to avoid delaying the disease.

After briefly introducing the reasons for baby's nodding breathing, I hope that new parents will pay more attention to various needs in their daily lives, learn more about the situation in time, avoid not discovering difficulties in time, and let the problem affect the child's health and life. If necessary, treatment should be sought under the guidance of a doctor!