How many days does neonatal wet lung have to be treated?

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Neonatal wet lung is a common disease of many newborns, which has a great impact on the health of the baby. However, many parents are not aware of it. They are flustered when they hear that the baby is sick. So how to treat neonatal wet lung. Take a look at some of the following experiences, which may help you.

How many days does neonatal wet lung have to be treated?

First: oxygen supply: if the child's breathing is particularly short, and the body appears cyanosis, immediately give oxygen inhalation. If the newborn is too small to feed, intravenous glucose can be injected. Oxygen should also be given intermittently, because continuous oxygen supply may aggravate lung disease.

Second: maternal do not use excessive sedative drugs. If the baby can't take milk, it can supplement glucose liquid. If it can take milk, try to breastfeed.

Third: if the baby appears acidosis phenomenon, then you need to use sodium bicarbonate for treatment, generally can give 2 ~ 3M, intravenous drip, or diluted after slow intravenous drip. It can effectively relieve acidosis. If the child has symptoms for more than two days, antibiotics can be used for treatment.

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For wet lung baby, mom and dad should raise the baby's head slightly when the baby is sleeping, so as to reduce the symptoms of baby's dyspnea and keep the baby in a state of unobstructed breathing at all times.