What Causes HIE in Newborns | Umbilical Cord Problems

What Causes HIE in Newborns?

HIE typically happens during childbirth. Key causes include:

  • Oxygen deprivation during labor and delivery (e.g., umbilical cord problems, placental abruption, or uterine rupture).
  • Reduced blood flow to the baby’s brain due to complications such as low maternal blood pressure or prolonged labor.
  • Medical complications, such as a severe infection, hemorrhage, or cardiac arrest affecting the baby, the mother, or both of them.

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