Patient's question:
My child's MRI scan showed no obvious abnormalities, but the images indicated hydrocephalus. Can it be treated? Where is the best place to treat it?Past treatment history and effectiveness: At 5 months, my child showed slow responsiveness but had good motor skills and slightly low muscle tone.
What kind of assistance is needed: I want to know how to achieve the best treatment results and where is the best place to seek treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Mainly, it is important to identify the location of inflammation and try to find the cause in order to determine whether it can be cured, mainly through surgical treatment. Some cases can be resolved through self-healing.Advice: The child has again shown signs of developmental delay. The current priority is to provide nutritional support for brain nerves and implement early rehabilitation treatment. Additionally, it is necessary to conduct periodic follow-up examinations to monitor the child's growth and development, as well as scheduled MRI scans to assess the intracranial inflammation.