Neonatal Care

Neonatal Care refers to specialized medical care provided to newborn babies during the first 28 days of life, a critical period for growth, adaptation, and survival. This care is especially important for preterm infants, low birth weight babies, babies with birth complications, infections, or congenital conditions.

Neonatal care focuses on:

• Monitoring vital functions such as breathing, heart rate, temperature, and feeding
• Early detection and treatment of medical problems
• Supporting organ development, especially the brain, lungs, and immune system

Common Symptoms of Epilepsy

• Breathing & Circulation Symptoms
• Feeding & Digestion Symptoms
• Neurological Symptoms
• Temperature & Infection Signs
• Growth & Development Concerns