Patient's question:
My daughter was born six days ago and contracted purulent meningitis, which she recovered from. It has now been three months. Everything is actually very normal now. She responds to being comforted and knows how to laugh. Her limbs move well, but she is a bit fussy. I just want to ask the doctor if it's necessary to do...Doctor's answer:
If meningitis is treated properly and there are no neurological symptoms, it may not cause much disturbance in the future. There is no need to worry excessively. The current condition is unlikely to be related to meningitis, and it may be caused by other factors. It is recommended to confirm whether it is triggered by other reasons, such as diet, clothing, diapers, or deficiencies in trace elements, if necessary. The above is advice on the question "Should a newborn with purulent meningitis be re-examined three months after self-healing?" It is hoped to assist you. Wishing you good health!