Previously, news brushes erupted into the circle of friends of mothers. The news was about a baby who was born prematurely and finally lived in an incubator after careful scrutiny of medical staff. While the baby mama was so resilient, the high cost of millions needed in a few months made everyone sigh. I didn't expect such a quarter square job. We all know it's a preemie, or a child with a birth disorder, and preemies are the most prevalent, so what does an incubator do? First, the incubator can isolate bacteria, which prevents the baby from getting infected, which can lead to the phenomenon of disease; second, isolate the noise, preventing external factors from interfering with the baby's rest; and third, detect the physical condition of the fetus and provide feedback.
While the incubator does cost a lot, it is included in health insurance so there is no need to worry about it. Parents who use incubators also say that they are really good and it is an option to protect their children. One mother, said that her child was born in 15 years. It was classified as premature. When the birth rang, I thought the baby was fine, but it turned out to be a rush, and I was told that I had respiratory distress. Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, sent a newborn to the ICU under this disease. I spent 12 days before and after and together I spent over 130,000. in the end, Medicare only reported 25,000 because most of the medications were not covered by Medicare. Now the baby is 3, healthy and hilarious and i dont regret i spent so much if i dont live there yet.
Other BMW said he had a day more on his second child. It was initially born at a local hospital, so I took a good ultrasound sound wave, but I was told to be on the lookout for the head doctor and asked if I hadn't caught that I would consider deciding to go back to the city. Later, I advanced hospital health care hospital to prepare the operation table. The doctor said that the B is very problematic, the weight of the baby is very good, but the maturity of the placenta is only level 1 +, I'm just afraid to pick up the warm box and you still go home first. RE. At that point, I was in a very bad mood.
After all, I'm going to the new year, but I thought I was very grateful to this young doctor to raise a week with a very healthy baby. Someone said their daughter was born in '90. Back then, they didn't have time to go to the hospital, they had never been physically examined. They only weighed 3 pounds and had yellow sangs and ended up relying on a hospital incubator. Life was saved. Very good health now and more and more graduate students. So the incubator is the last hope for these families, the link between production and maintenance of production, do not choose to give up because the cost is too high to keep the child healthy is the weight.