Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Frequently, newborn infants who need severe medical care are admitted to a hospital's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). The NICU offers specialised care for the tiniest infants thanks to its cutting-edge facilities and highly trained medical staff. Babies that aren't as ill but still need specialised nursing care may be accommodated in NICUs. Newborns must be moved to another facility since some hospitals are unable to staff a NICU due to a lack of funding. Babies that require critical care do better if they are born in a hospital with a NICU than if they are moved afterward. The following are some of the things that can endanger a child and increase their likelihood of having a premature birth and being admitted to the NICU.

  • Usage of drugs or alcohol
  • Diabetes
  • Elevated blood pressure (hypertension)
  • Bleeding
  • Sexually transmissible conditions
  • Several pregnancies (twins, triplets, or more)
  • Inadequate or excessive amniotic fluid
  • Premature membrane rupturing (also called the amniotic sac or bag of waters)

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