Symptoms of spinal injury in newborns

We all know that babies are very weak when they are just born, and their bones have not grown very shallow, so sometimes if the posture of holding a baby is incorrect, it is very likely to cause injury to the baby. Spinal injuries in newborns are relatively common. When a child's spine is injured, not only will they be unable to exercise, but it may also affect their normal growth and development. So what are the manifestations of spinal injuries in newborns?

"Children's spines are much more fragile than adults'. Many common actions of adults can injure children's spines, such as shaking their heads back and forth, and suddenly stopping and sprinting. After spinal injury, children will experience pain in the spine, refuse to exercise, refuse to move, and the pain will worsen when they get up and go to bed. They may even feel numbness in their arms or legs and be unable to move. Spinal diseases include degeneration, infection, tumors, and trauma. Early degenerative diseases can be treated with exercise, but severe symptoms require medication or surgery in the hospital. Once infections and tumors are discovered, they should be treated in a regular hospital as soon as possible."

If the baby's cervical vertebrae and spine are injured, the baby's nervous system will be damaged to a certain extent in mild cases, and the child may become paralyzed in severe cases, which is quite serious. Suggestions: It is recommended that when holding a baby upright, special attention should be paid to protecting the baby's spine and cervical vertebrae, because newborns tend to lean back after being held upright, so special attention should be paid.

Guidance: This situation should not be a big problem and will not damage the child's spinal cord. The spinal cord of children of this age is immature and left and right movements can easily cause spinal cord damage. The action of changing clothes will not cause spinal cord damage. Vomiting has nothing to do with this.

If the baby's spine is injured, it will often affect the movement of the limbs, and the pain will be severe, and the baby will often cry incessantly. Based on your description, your baby's vomiting is most likely caused by gastrointestinal discomfort, not spinal injury.