How to rescue a baby who is suffocated, and how to rescue a newborn who is suffocated?

There are many ways to give first aid to infant choking, but it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for first aid, as follows:

1. If you can cough when you are suffocating, you can also relieve the suffocation or expel the foreign body of the trachea by choking, let the baby stay in the prone position, and pat the back can relieve the suffocation.

2. If you can't cough after suffocation, which is manifested as dyspnea, facial blueness, cyanosis, etc., let the baby lie on the doctor's thigh or arm, and the other hand can be placed on the baby's back scapula for squeezing, usually about 5 consecutive squeezes can relieve suffocation.

Newborn asphyxia is a very dangerous thing, and when the baby is asleep, he must make the side open and do not do irreversible things. It's too late to regret it.

Call 120 to send to the hospital in time, and parents who can do cardiopulmonary resuscitation must clean up the baby's oral foreign body in time and then carry out cardiopulmonary resuscitation!

Parents should sit on the seat after the baby is asphyxiated, then let the baby lie on his stomach on his lap, and then pat the baby's back, and be sure to take the baby to the hospital as soon as possible**.

Parents can artificial respiration, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and wait for the arrival of medical staff, which is more timely.

Start from the prenatal examination, so before the birth of the child, before the mother gives birth, the prenatal examination should be carried out on time, if it is found that there is a risk of neonatal asphyxia, it should be dealt with in time, and when the delivery is approaching, special attention should be paid to monitoring the fetal heart rate and fetal movement, the fetal movement mother can be monitored by herself, the fetal heart rate needs to be monitored in the hospital, and the manifestations of intrauterine hypoxia should be found in time. It protects both the child and the mother's mode of delivery.

As mothers and family members, we must respect science and respect the opinions of obstetricians. Third, if the mother and neonatal at risk of neonatal asphyxia are considered, a neonatal doctor with neonatal resuscitation experience should be present at birth to resuscitate in a timely manner, and when the neonatal is resuscitated, sometimes tracheal intubation may be required, and the obstetrician and neonatal doctor in charge of delivery should be proficient in the endotracheal intubation of the newborn, rather than relying on others for endotracheal intubation, so that even if there is neonatal asphyxia, timely and successful resuscitation can be carried out in the early stages of life. It also minimizes the negative effects of neonatal asphyxia.