Baby head edema symptoms?

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Baby head edema is one of the common symptoms of neonatal period, its prominent performance is weight gain, caused by excessive accumulation of body fluid in the interstitial tissue, resulting in systemic or local swelling. There is systemic edema at birth, called fetal edema, and often accompanied by serous cavity effusion. Postnatal neonatal edema caused by various reasons is more common in limbs, back, face and perineum. Baby head edema symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Baby head edema symptoms?

Cardiogenic edema is characterized by feeding difficulty, weight gain, sweating, shortness of breath, accelerated heart rate, low and blunt heart sounds, galloping horse rhythm, weakened pulse, large heart, progressive enlargement of liver. The edema begins to be located in front of eyelids and tibia, and aggravates with the progress of primary disease, with oliguria or anuria.

Nephrogenic edema is concave, sometimes with pleural or peritoneal effusion. Hypoproteinemia edema is mainly seen in the face, lower limbs, upper limbs, neck and sacral, which is concave edema, and the edema can be aggravated with the change of body position.

The locations of edema caused by scleredema neonatorum were lower limbs, buttocks, face, upper limbs, trunk, etc.

matters needing attention

1. Children with immune hemolysis may need early termination of pregnancy or cesarean section. 2. Intrauterine blood transfusion is feasible for fetal anemia and edema, and ascites can be extracted in cases with more ascites. 3. Patients with acute cardiac insufficiency were treated with digoxin and diuretics. 4. Blood transfusion for severe anemia and exchange transfusion for immune hemolysis. Patients with hypoproteinemia received plasma transfusion. 5. Find out the cause of edema quickly, remove the cause and give symptomatic treatment at the same time.