Surely, after your baby is born,
you take several hours to establish a normal breathing pattern, and probably
cost a bit, but from there you should not have any trouble breathing.
You usually notice that it costs
to do while you're feeding, but over the days when both parties are learning
their times, this will disappear. In any of these symptoms occur you should not
waste time and communicate it to the pediatrician.
Rapid breathing and agitated
(over 60 breaths per minute).
Intercostal retraction (Sinking
visible muscles, which is between the ribs, with projected them out).
Expansion into the holes in the
nose
Breathing complaining
Persistence in a bluish tint to
the skin
If any of these symptoms or any
other that raises suspicion that something may not be well, do not hesitate to
consult your pediatrician.
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