Urinary tract infection is a common disease in women, affecting human health, especially pregnant women. Due to weakened resistance, the urinary system of pregnant women can be infected.

Neonatal infections are infections that occur from birth to 28 days of age, with causes before birth, during birth, and after birth. Neonatal infections have the second highest mortality rate after respiratory distress syndrome in newborns.

Neonatal sepsis accounts for 10-20% of neonatal morbidity. It is the second leading cause of death in newborns after respiratory distress syndrome. Neonatal sepsis can be treated at major medical centers with neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and specialized medical staff.

The main cause is congenital metabolic disorders. Congenital metabolic disorders (CMD) are a dangerous disease in newborns with a high mortality rate. However, the worrying thing is that very few mothers know about this disease.

Sepsis can affect anyone at any age, but it tends to occur more frequently in the elderly and young children. Children, especially infants and young children, can be susceptible to sepsis, which can cause tissue damage, organ failure, and injury.

If congenital urea metabolism disorder is not detected early and treated promptly, it can lead to serious complications, even death. Currently, there is no radical cure for the disease, the main treatment methods include: Reducing the concentration of nitrogen in the blood serum, reducing the consumption of foods containing nitrogen in the diet, etc.