Baby Born at 25 Weeks Discharged Home After 90 Days of NICU Care at Hulhumale Hospital

A baby born prematurely at 25 weeks gestation has been discharged home after receiving continuous treatment for 90 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Hulhumale Hospital. The hospital has described the recovery as a significant achievement in its history and in the services provided by its NICU. According to the hospital, premature babies often face numerous health risks that can threaten their lives, but this child received uninterrupted, long-term care for three months under the supervision of specialized doctors and nurses. The hospital stated that the success brought great joy and satisfaction to the entire hospital team and especially to the baby's family. Hulhumale Hospital noted that the 90-day treatment journey was characterized by hope, dedicated care, and sincere teamwork. The NICU at the hospital provides high-quality healthcare services to newborns requiring special care and premature infants, with uninterrupted 24-hour service. This includes treatment via ventilators and CPAP machines for children who have difficulty breathing on their own, and the use of special incubators to maintain consistent body temperature for prematurely born infants.