**Then pay attention to the doctor... Ali Faraji, a specialist in children and babies, regarding respiratory problems in children.** ### Symptoms of respiratory distress in children that all parents should know Children with breathing problems often show signs of not getting enough oxygen, which indicates respiratory distress. Here is a list of some of the signs that your child may not be getting enough oxygen. Learning the signs of respiratory distress is important to know how to respond appropriately: - Breathing rate. An increase in the number of breaths per minute may indicate that the person is having trouble breathing or is not getting enough oxygen... - An increase in heart rate.... Low oxygen levels may cause the heart to beat faster.... - Discoloration.... A bluish color around the mouth, inside the lips, or on the nails may occur when a person is not getting enough puff or colored crusts.. Snoring is heard. Breathing becomes harder... - Chest contractions feels like it is sinking just below the neck and/or under the breastbone with each breath - One way of trying to get more air into the lungs.. The skin does not feel warm to the touch.... Most of the time the skin may feel cool or tingly.... This can happen when the breathing rate is too fast.... - Wheezing....a sharp, whistling or musical sound heard with each breath may indicate have a smaller airway that makes breathing more difficult.... -stridor....a sound heard in the upper airway when the baby breathes....-use the lateral neck muscles when the baby's muscles are moving....alertness, low oxygen levels may make your baby act more tired and may indicate respiratory distress...symptoms of respiratory distress may mimic other problems or medical conditions....always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis Consult pediatrician....

What is respiratory distress in a newborn?... A full-term pregnancy lasts 40 weeks.... This gives the fetus time to grow.... If the fetus is born too early at 40 weeks, it is usually full-term.... It may not fully develop and function properly.... Healthy lungs are very important for overall health.... Distress Syndrome Infant breathing occurs when the lungs are not fully developed and usually occurs in premature infants.... Babies with this syndrome have a normal breathing problem.... ### What causes respiratory distress syndrome in infants?... Surfactant is a substance that causes the expansion and contraction of small air in the lungs.. By opening the alveoli.... Premature babies lack surfactant... this can cause lung and breathing problems... This syndrome can also occur due to a developmental problem related to genetics... #### Who is at risk of respiratory distress in newborns?.. Lungs and lung function develop in the womb.. The earlier the baby is born, the higher the risk of contracting this disease, especially 2 weeks before pregnancy. - A sibling with a history of respiratory distress - Multiple pregnancy - Disturbance in the baby's blood flow during delivery - Cesarean delivery - Maternal diabetes ### Diagnosis of respiratory distress in infants - Physical examination - Blood test to measure the amount of oxygen in the baby's blood and check for infection - Pulse oximetry test to measure the amount of oxygen in the baby's blood using a sensor attached to the tip of the finger, ear or toes... - Chest x-ray to look for the distinctive cloudy appearance of the lungs Treatment of respiratory distress in infants Treatment of respiratory distress syndrome or respiratory distress in infants should be done immediately after birth. This work starts in the delivery room, after which the baby is transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit and is examined and treated. Desire in children Complications of infant respiratory distress A baby's respiratory distress may worsen in the first few days of a child's life and can even be fatal. There may also be long-term complications due to too much oxygen or due to lack of oxygen in the organs. Complications can include the following: - Accumulation of air in the sac around the heart or around the lungs - Mental disabilities - Blindness - Blood clotting - Bleeding in the brain or lungs - Dysplasia of the pulmonary bronchus (respiratory disorder) - Lung collapse (pneumothorax) - Blood infection - Renal failure in the severe form of the disease **Summary** In the end, we can say **respiratory disorder in children** if it is not diagnosed on time, it causes very severe symptoms... If you see symptoms related to breathing problems, be sure to consult a pediatrician so that treatment measures are considered..