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Apnea

Apnea refers to a pause of breathing for a short time, characterized by immobilization of the inhalator muscles and unchanged lung volume. Choking, medications, trauma, and nervous problems cause apnea. Age and obesity increase the risk of developing apnea. Snoring is a vital sign of sleep apnea.

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Can I discharge my premature baby from the NICU?

Query: Hello doctor, My wife was 5 months pregnant and yesterday she gave birth to a premature baby. The doctor has advised us to stay in the hospital for a long time. Is it advisable to do so? Shall I get her discharged from the hospital?  Read Full »


Dr. Babu Lal Meena

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Do not get your wife discharged from the hospital until the doctor advises to do so. A baby of just 5 months pregnancy is extremely premature. The baby is premature not only with respect to the age but also by the development of the respiratory system and brain. Pr...  Read Full »

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