Patient's question:
Head hates calling and the voice is loud. There were 2 months of treatment and results: No tests, examination results: What kind of assistance is needed: Want to know what disease. Which hospital to treat well, thank you...Doctor's answer:
Head-on collision, stick leader, dislike calling, loud voice. If this situation hasn't occurred before and happens again recently, it's likely a recent recurrence. The consideration is that it may be caused by an intracranial disease. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination and early treatment.Advice: I don't know how the child previously had fever and high fever. The recurrence of these abnormal symptoms suggests that the child may have intracranial inflammation again. I don't know why the child has nausea. It is recommended to go to the hospital for MRI and EEG tests to diagnose the disease and provide targeted treatment. First, go to the local People's Hospital for a thorough examination. If there are abnormalities, consider transferring to a provincial-level tertiary children's hospital for treatment.
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