Baby V., 1

Baby Vina is male baby who was just delivered through c/s, the mother had complications which resulted to the condition of supporting both the mother and baby. The parents are in serious financial distress, sometimes they go a day without feeding mother of 2 before the third child came. She is a petty trader, her husband is currently not working. They live in a 2 rooms apartment, they make use of water from the well for their daily activities, they don't have access to electricity, they use a pit toilet in their home too. The child developed difficulty in breathing from some fluid that entered the airway after the delivery so that needed some support with oxygen administration to provide adequate oxygen and at the same time since the baby cannon be able to suck at that time we have to put him on fluid and antibiotics. The parents were in turmoil because the mother just gave birth, no money for c/s and now the baby needs another financial care. The pleaded for more support to save their new child. He was placed under the care being supported by Helpster Charity. The child was diagnosed with neonatal asphyxia.

Baby Vina a male infant was given birth to 5 days ago and he suddenly developed difficulty in breathing from some fluid that entered the airway after the delivery so that needed some support with oxygen administration to provide adequate oxygen and at the same time since the baby cannot be able to suck at that time, we have to put him on fluid and antibiotics. After administration of antibiotics, oxygen support and extensive care, breathing was back to normal, breastfeeding started normal, baby is now stable after close monitoring. The family remains grateful for supporting their baby back to life. They appreciate Helpster Charity and the entire team.

The child developed difficulty in breathing from some fluid that entered the airway after the delivery so that needed some support with oxygen administration to provide adequate oxygen and at the same time since the baby cannon be able to suck at that time we have to put him on fluid and antibiotics. Clinical features include poor cry, low Apgar score, cyanosis, weak muscle tone, and altered consciousness. This case can lead to seizures and multi-organ dysfunction. Prompt resuscitation with airway clearance, oxygen administration, and supportive care was initiated. Early recognition and intervention are critical to reduce morbidity, mortality, and long-term neurological complications. Baby is now breathing at normal rate after close monitoring.