This seems like a no-brainer, but when you are pregnant, it is natural to have a lot of things in your head. Some of these thoughts are simply common sense, but others may actually be a sign of distress.
The most obvious signs of distress are the ones that can be seen on your baby’s face or head, especially when he is crying or fussing. There are also other signs that you can check yourself, such as coughing or having trouble breathing, but those are the ones that are so obvious that it’s hard to argue against them. I had a friend who had a baby with his first wife and he had a hard time breathing for a month after she gave birth.
In the case of a baby having trouble breathing, I always recommend calling your doctor or pediatrician so that they can help. There are also some signs that your baby may be suffering from some other problem, such as a rash or fever, but those are usually more of a concern to you than your doctor.
When your baby is suffering, it is important to call your doctor. There are no symptoms that are specific to your baby that you need to worry about unless the baby is having a difficult time breathing on their own or there is something like a swelling in your baby’s lungs. I have had many friends who were able to breathe as easily after a couple of days as they could on their own, but had to have their babies rushed to the hospital.
Cord compressions are very common in the first few weeks of life. And as a mother, you should call your doctor right away if you notice anything that seems out of the ordinary. In some cases, it may be important to take the baby to the emergency room, too. A doctor will probably need to take a close look at the baby to rule out a serious problem, and you should let her know what’s going on.
Yes, baby cuts are a little more common than you might think. The cut is usually not a major cut, so a normal stinging is the result. However, if you are a new mom, you might be able to have your baby checked out on the phone. Doctors are often open to the idea of early ultrasounds to rule out some possible problems, and you can also get an early ultrasound at a hospital.
Even though this is an older post, I wanted to mention it because a few months ago I gave birth to my first baby on a hospital table. My birth doctor put me on bed rest and I slept through the night. After being checked that night, my doctor told me that everything was fine and that I would soon be back to normal. She also said that a very tiny scar was completely healed and it didn’t look like it might be anything serious.
While I haven’t had any problems with my baby, I do have a small scar. When I was 9 hours old I had my appendix removed. It was nothing but a small lump in the side of my belly. After my baby was born, I went to get a second opinion (this time from a plastic surgeon) and she said there was nothing wrong with me. I am very fortunate that my baby was so healthy and that there was nothing wrong that could have been done to me.
In regards to our baby’s life, this is the first time I’ve ever seen my baby die. I was a little bit sad, but so did everyone else in my family. On the way home my mom and grandma were all out and about, and the whole family was excited to see the baby. This time I was only a few hundred yards away and not a soul in sight. I was so happy to see my baby at least for the rest of my life.
