What are the symptoms of fetal hypothyroidism

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Hypothyroidism is a common autoimmune disease. Thyroid hormone can promote the growth of the central nervous system. From fetal to infancy, the lack of thyroid hormone will seriously damage brain development, leading to growth retardation and mental impairment. Although the incidence of neonatal hypothyroidism is not very high. But we must not ignore the harm of the disease to children. The following small make up for you to introduce the symptoms of neonatal hypothyroidism.

What are the symptoms of fetal hypothyroidism

Neonatal hypothyroidism mental outlook: dull expression, less movement, low and less crying, sucking difficulties, often in a state of sleep, low response to the outside world

The facial features of neonatal hypothyroidism: prolonged physiological jaundice, swollen face, large distance between eyes, flat nasal bone, thick lips, large tongue and protruding out of mouth

The physical characteristics of neonatal hypothyroidism: large head, small neck, long trunk, short limbs, low temperature, easy to cool at the end of limbs. Abdominal distension and constipation, sparse and dry hair.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to children's emotional changes and mental state in time. According to the doctor's advice, strengthen nursing.