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Bronchopulmonary dysplacia
My preterm daughter is suffering from BPD she is presently on oxygen at .5 ltr she is 86 days old..I am really worried about her concerns
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Consult a pediatric pulmonologist for the same.
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Most of the babies improves gradually in 2 to 4 month's. Hopefully she can be weaned off from the oxygen, but it may take long time.
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Get pediatric cardiologist opinion for 2d echo, to see Pulmonary Hypertension.
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Hi. I would like to know more about your daughter. Is she preterm? How many weeks ? What was her birth weight? Did she cry immediately after birth? Was she on ventilator or ICU? How long? Did she receive surfactant? How is her nutritional status and weight gain? Any feeding problems? When was she discharged? What was her previous oxygen requirements? She needs 0.5 liters per minute which is minimal support. Hopefully she will improve further. But needs close follow up Due to better understanding of the disease and availability of surfactant, infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia appear to have milder disease today than in years past.
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Please consult a pediatrician or pediatric Pulmonologist for follow up. Thank you
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Outcome depends on many things Like how much premature is your baby, whether mild moderate or severe BPD.. But keep hope because lots of case recovers fully..
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Congenital anomaly, Painful situations.
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Be in touch with your Paediatrician
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It is better to consult pediatric pulmonologist or pediatrician for better advice.
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