Patient's question:
The child didn't open their eyes until about 7 days after birth, didn't sit up until 9 months, and didn't walk until 17 months. Everything was slower compared to other children of the same age. When they were younger, we might have spoken to them less, thinking that as long as they weren't troublesome, that was fine. In the hospital, many tests were done, and everyone said there was nothing wrong. An intelligence test showed that their cognitive abilities were lower than those of their peers. They were given a week of brain cell activation medication. Although they can mostly understand what we say, they recognize things and navigate well, but they don't speak.Doctor's answer:
First, the child has not been born yet, whether the mother has suffered from any trauma. Are there any hereditary diseases in both sides of the father's family? For example, diseases such as hypertension, dementia, etc. Was the child born at full term? Based on the situation you mentioned, I initially judge that he is a very severe ZKS, which is infantile cerebral palsy. Suggestions: You can go to the local children's hospital or neurology hospital for further confirmation.