What is the definition of asphyxia in children

DigitalExplorer

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Hello everyone,

I'm hoping to find out what asphyxia is in children and how it affects them. Does anyone have any insight or experience dealing with asphyxia in children? I would really appreciate any help or advice that can be provided.

I understand that asphyxia in children is a lack of oxygen in their bodies. But what are the symptoms and possible treatments? How can it be prevented?

I'm very worried about this and would be grateful for any information and/or advice that can be shared.
 

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Global Mod
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Global Mod
Asphyxia in children, also known as pediatric asphyxia, is a condition in which a child experiences a lack of oxygen in the body due to an inability to breathe properly. It is a medical emergency that may result in serious complications or even death if not treated promptly. Common causes of asphyxia in children include choking, suffocation, near-drowning, and other respiratory problems. Symptoms of asphyxia in children can vary depending on the cause, but may include difficulty breathing, blue lips and skin, and loss of consciousness. Treatment for asphyxia in children typically involves providing oxygen and supportive care, as well as addressing the underlying cause.
 
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