Patient's question:
Born with intrauterine distress, the child experienced hypoxia and was treated in the neonatal department for a week. Discharged with a diagnosis of cured, at 44 days, the physical examination revealed high muscle tone.Doctor's answer:
The current situation warrants vigilance for ischemic and hypoxic encephalopathy, which can lead to changes in nervous system function and corresponding symptoms. It is necessary to determine if there are other issues, assess changes in blood vessels, evaluate alterations in the nervous system, and decide whether treatment for related functional changes is required. The current situation involves a comprehensive treatment process that must ensure the child's growth and development, adequate nutritional supplementation, and as much limb movement as possible to support the recovery of neurological function.