Low birth weight (LBW), defined as a birth weight of less than 2,500 grams (5.5 pounds), is a significant health concern that can affect both term and preterm infants. Babies with low birth weight are at increased risk of complications…
Long-term risks associated with premature and low birth weight infants can significantly impact their health, development, and quality of life. These risks include developmental delays, chronic respiratory issues, neurological impairments, and increased susceptibility to cardiovascular and metabolic conditions later in…
Special challenges for premature neonates arise due to their early arrival and underdeveloped organs, which make adapting to life outside the womb more difficult. From respiratory distress and feeding difficulties to increased risks of infections and developmental delays, these infants…
