Improve Maternal Confidence in Neonatal Care Maternal instinct is natural, but often, mothers have a hard time dealing with newborns, especially when the baby is prematurely born or has other health concerns. Experts of Motherhood Chaitanya Hospital, which is also the best IVF hospital in Chandigarh, agree that neonatal care induces maternal confidence. Many studies...
It is dream come true moment for the parents of baby born in Motherhood Chaitanya Hospital at 24 weeks (6 months) instead of normal period of 40 weeks (Months) who is going home after almost 3 months of hospital stay. B/O Pooja Garg was born after 24 weeks of pregnancy when his mother went into...
Manjinder Kaur feared she would never be able to hold her premature son, who was born prematurely at 28 weeks in Motherhood Chaitanya Hospital Chandigarh. Doctors said he is one of the youngest babies to have been treated at the hospital, which specializes in neonatal care. “He weighed just 880 gram and was brought to...
While sharing her story mother Umangpreet, who delivered baby Viha at Motherhood Chaitanya Hospital, prematurely shared her emotions when her baby had to be admitted to the NICU due to weight issues. She said: “My daughter was in NICU for 51 days and received good treatment. She came home healthy; thanks to the Motherhood Chaitanya...
Skin Lesions and Newborn Rashes all you need to know about Rashes are extremely common in newborns and can be a significant source of parental concern. Most of rashes are transient and benign and some require additional workup. Some of commom benign skin lesion in newborn include erythema toxicum neonatorum, milia, miliaria, seborrheic dermatitis, neonatal...
28 days full term male child born by normal vaginal delivery, presented with fever and swelling in parotid region. On examination parotid gland was swollen, overlying skin was inflamed and tender. On aspiration, pus was present. This was followed by surgical drainage under general anesthesia. Around 15-20m1 thick pus was drained. Staphylococus was isolated from...
Term Male baby with no h/o birth asphyxia presented on Day 2 of life with multiple vomittings, dehydration, decreased urine output and shock. Baby responded to fluid resusitation and inotropes but he developed abdomen distenston on Day 3 with distress, requiring ventilatory support. Abdomen X-Ray showed free gas under both domes of diaphragm and stomach...
