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The article you've provided outlines the signs that indicate potential problems for newborns. It highlights common concerns, which include:
Absence of urine production within the first 24 hours at home - This might be hard to identify with disposable diapers.
No bowel movement in the first 48 hours after birth
A rectal temperature above 100.4°F 38°C or below 97.5°F 36.5°C
Rapid breathing rate over 60 breaths per minute, accompanied by blue skin tones that don't fade away
Retractions - the inward pulling of ribs during respiration
Wheezing, grunting, or whistling sounds while inhaling and exhaling
Unusual odor, drnage, or bleeding from the umbilical cord site
Yellow discoloration of the eyes, chest, or extremities
Excessive crying, irritability, twitching that doesn't improve with soothing efforts
A lethargic baby who cannot be woken up to nurse or sip milk
Signs of sickness like coughing or diarrhea in newborns
Decline in appetite or difficulty feeding
Every child might exhibit these symptoms differently, so it's essential to trust your understanding of their behavior and reach out for professional advice if you notice any concerns.
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