Patient's question:
A child suffered a head injury with a cut at the age of 7 and was given anesthesia at the hospital while getting stitches. Now, the child has noticed a decline in memory and a recurrence of memory chain breaks.Previous treatment and outcomes: No treatment was given. What kind of assistance is needed: How should the treatment be carried out to fully restore memory?
Doctor's answer:
Various anesthetic methods certainly allow patients to undergo surgery in a state of sedation, painlessness, and comfort. However, anesthetic drugs not only interfere with consciousness and alter the perception of pain but also affect patients' normal physiological functions, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration. Particularly, they can disrupt the nervous system, also known as neurosis. Therefore, surgical anesthesia naturally carries a certain degree of risk.Recommendation: It is advised to consume more brain-nourishing foods, as dietary therapy can be highly effective.