Tracy Said:

Whats the earliest a baby can be born and have no health issues and need no extra medical care?

We Answered:

If you have a health issue or the baby has an issue that would prevent the doctors from keeping you pregnant until 37 weeks, they will try EVERYTHING in their power to keep you pregnant until 34 weeks. That is the mark that they are comfortable with to deliver you without any obvious risks to the baby. SOME will still need oxygen or an incubator to help with temperature control depending on their size. Im in the hospital right now for preeclampsia and I will be here until I deliver. I was admitted at 32 weeks and now Im 33+2. A new doctor comes in here every day to check on me and they all say it will have to be a SEVERE emergency for them to deliver me before 34 weeks.

Sandra Said:

Health issues after having baby?

We Answered:

I had a lot of health issues after my son was born. He was born in august 08' and in September I suffered from what I thought was just bad heartburn until I was doubled over and my boyfriend took me to the hospital found out that I had gall stones and had to have my gallbladder removed. Than in December I was having horrible pains from my back to my stomach and found out I had a kidney stone and that I would just have to let it pass which hurt bad. I know having a baby messes your body up and takes a toll on your body and I found out the hard way. But it's all worth it because I have the most wonderful 5 month old baby boy out of all of it!

Bill Said:

Can a baby have health issues befire 3 months?

We Answered:

Yes babies can develop problems at anytime. My question is, why is she pregnant if she is still in school?? She should have used protection.

Clifford Said:

Baby Health Issues (10 month old)?

We Answered:

babies tend to slow weight gain around 9 months. Give him formula not fruit juice. If you do give him juice make sure it is clear liquids and dilute half way with water.

Jennie Said:

Baby kitten? Health issues?

We Answered:

kittens are very prone to respitory viruses. First, take a warm damp cloth and gently clean all the **** from around the eyes. then call a vet, they wiill only get better with some antibiotic. I am treated a litter of 5 right now with liquid clavamox, just a drop, twice a day. And it's not an expensive thing, but they are going to need help til they build up a good immune system