Patient's question:
Walking and climbing hands are not a problem. He was taken to the neurology department, but no cause was found. About the past treatment and effectiveness: Currently undergoing rehabilitation treatment, what kind of assistance is needed: Want to know what the reason is, please ask kind experts and kind people to say thank you.Doctor's answer:
This issue may be due to a lack of timely training or musculoskeletal problems.Recommendation: After a thorough neurological examination showing no abnormalities, it is likely unrelated to the nervous system. However, musculoskeletal issues cannot be ruled out. If there is muscle atrophy or skeletal developmental abnormalities, further detailed examinations are needed to determine the cause. If these are not the issues, it may be that walking and other skills were not trained promptly at a younger age, which would require enhanced training.
Care Advice: There is no need to be overly concerned. Once the cause is identified, active treatment should be administered, and it will definitely be effective.
The above explanation is for reference only. Thank you.