Patient's question:
Baby is 45 days old. Due to forceps delivery, she suffered intracranial hemorrhage and was once in critical condition. After recovering, she has now developed brain atrophy. The doctor said there is no cure for it. I am now wondering what kind of interference it will have on my daughter's future life. Will her intelligence remain at the infant stage?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to serve you. After reading your description, the harm of brain atrophy to infants is significant. Firstly, it has the greatest impact on intelligence. In severe cases, it may also lead to symptoms such as urinary and fecal incontinence, mental abnormalities, language dysfunction, and limb coordination problems. For example, normally by four months, a baby should be able to leap, but with brain atrophy, this may not necessarily happen. Therefore, it is still advisable to visit several places and have a thorough examination, such as Tianjin Hospital in Beijing or 301 Hospital. Alright.