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What to do if i had 33 week old baby she is in ventilator her oxygen level is 51% and she is not peeing & its 18 hours help?
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Respiratory distress: Sounds like your baby has immature lungs. She may need a specialized ventilator that is only available at certain hospitals. In addition, she may have an open PDA - a vessel that should close shortly after birth but doesn't always in preemies. These two factors could be contributing to the low urine output. Talk to your baby's neonatologist about your concerns and where you go from here.
Answered 6/22/2014
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