Patient's question:
Alright, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, and it will definitely not read through the force of the carriage return. Walking with support under the armpits shows normal gait, able to stand holding onto something themselves. Intelligence is good, teeth are growing normally, they can say "Dad," "Mom," and "No." The right hand is not very flexible. Hello doctor, what could be the reason for this?
Regarding past treatment and effectiveness: None.
Regarding any assistance required: Hello, is there any need for any tests or treatment?
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Notes on the translation:
`` was translated as "Okay" or "Alright" to fit the context of concluding a statement.
`` was translated as "and it will definitely not".
`` was interpreted as "read through the force of the carriage return" based on the literal characters, assuming it refers to some action related to reading and movement/force.
`` was translated as "Walking with support under the armpits shows normal gait".
`` was translated as "able to stand holding onto something themselves".
`` was translated as "Intelligence is good".
`` was translated as "teeth are growing normally".
`，` was translated as "they can say 'Dad,' 'Mom,' and 'No'". Assuming "" means saying "No".
`` was translated as "The right hand is not very flexible".
`？` was translated as "Hello doctor, what could be the reason for this?".
`` was translated as "past".
`` was translated as "treatment and effectiveness".
`` was translated as "Regarding any assistance required", as the original phrasing is slightly awkward.
`？` was translated as "Hello, is there any need for any tests or treatment?".
Doctor's answer:
Your consideration for your situation is that if this situation occurs again, it is best to check the trace elements and intelligence. According to your symptoms, the baby is 18 months old and can walk with support and stand up. If there is no generational inheritance factor, it is recommended to focus and carefully observe. It is best to take the child to a professional and regular children's hospital to carry out the following careful examinations. The above is advice on the question of "an 18-month-old girl still not walking." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you, and wish you health!