Five Hard

Five rigidity refers to children with stiff head, stiff mouth, stiff hands, stiff feet and stiff muscles. It is one of the common diseases in newborns. The incidence of this disease is higher in the cold season. It occurs in premature, frail children, or children with other diseases, and often endangers children's lives. This disease is more common in neonatal scleredema.

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