How is intracranial hemorrhage caused by Subarachnoid hemorrhage treated?

Patient's question:

Growth and development lag, brain atrophy, hydrocephalus, and fusion of many complications. The illness started at 2 months and has now been 1 year. Vitamin K1 caused intracranial hemorrhage. Previous treatment and outcomes: Currently, besides hydrocephalus and brain atrophy, what kind of assistance is needed: What treatment methods are available?

Doctor's answer:

First of all, thank you very much for your consultation. According to the child's condition, it is relatively serious. Advice: This is mainly because vitamin K is a coagulation factor, and its lack leads to the patient's blood not clotting easily and being prone to bruising. The most dangerous thing is intracranial hemorrhage. It is recommended that you visit the Beijing Institute of Hematology. Their medical level is relatively high. Survival care: Pay attention to the expansion of the child's condition. It is best to hospitalize, avoid sports activities, and prevent trauma.

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