What problems can premature babies have?

most definitely. premature babies can have all sorts of problems

Risk factors depend on weight at birth and if breathing problems exist. Premature boy babies have a lower survival rate than premature girl babies. Infection or a birth defect can also affect outcomes. ...

937 Premature babies are born each year

Premature babies are put in an incubator to simulate the warmth of the baby's mother. ...

premature babies due to uterus being to small to keep getting bigger, and breathing problems feeding problems ...

Premature Babies are kept in an incubator until it is mature enough to live without it. ...

12 % of babies born are premature

It hasn't been proven that drinking diet soda causes premature babies.

Weight and size of premature babies varies in regards to how many weeks of gestation, reason why they are premature, genetics, etc. There are so many variables so there is no standard size for premature babies. ...

No this is called in-breeding and it will cause premature babies and they will not live ...

Before birth, the last part of the body to grow is the hair and lungs. That is why premature babies tend to have breathing problems. ...

They're not to fussed by it.

The smaller the baby, the harder it is for that baby to keep warm (this follows from the fact that the ratio of surface area to volume increases as objects or babies get smaller). Premature babies are kept in incubators, to keep them warm. ...

Premature babies are not ALWAYS sick. If they are born extremely premature then they have a higher risk for things like infection, respiratory distress, NEC, just to name a few. But older premature babies, for example a 33 week baby, may be perfectly healthy, just needs to learn how to nipple feed and gain weight before he/she goes home. A premature baby such as that would not be considered "sick". ...

It is possible, but medical advances have made it more likely that even premature babies will survive. Long term, a premature baby is no more likely to die young than a full term baby. ...

Sherri Nance has written: 'Premature Babies' -- subject(s): Infants (Premature) ...

In Britain, premature babies are placed in an incubator, in which a constant temperature is maintained, and life functions are recorded. Liquid feed and oxygen can also be given when needed. Premature babies are subjected to intensive care until they achieve a suitable body weight and development, and can live outside the incubator. ...

because they don't have normal capabilities like normal babies do..

Perinatologists are the doctors who specialize in sick newborns. Pediatricians and NICU nurses are also caregivers to premature infants. ...

Incubators help premature babies to thrive.

It is called an incubator.

Lida Lafferty has written: 'Born early' -- subject(s): Infants (Premature), Juvenile literature, Hospital care, Babies, Premature babies, Neonatal intensive care ...

works with small babies, mostly premature and ones who had a difficult delivery. Answers: and babies that have difficulty living on their ... ...

Victoria Mary Crosse has written: 'The premature baby, and other babies with low birth weight' -- subject(s): Birth weight, Infant, Premature, Infants (Premature), Premature Infant ...

If premature babies are born in hospitals they are placed in incubators where they may eventually grow to normal size and be released to their mother's care, but sometimes a very premature baby cannot be saved. If there is less medical care available, then the chances of survival are less. ...