Patient's question:
A two-year-old girl now only knows how to say simple words like "" (Dad), "" (Mom), "" (Grandma), "" (No), and "" (Fall). This is because her older brother has a short frenulum of the tongue. Visually, her tongue looks normal compared to her brother's, but is it possible that I am overly worried? Besides, she has a small pimple on her brow that hasn't grown. Do I need treatment for it? Will it get bigger as she gets older? Thank you?Doctor's answer:
According to what you said about the baby's current condition, speech pronunciation and expressive ability, you don't need to worry too much. The baby is still in the growth and development period, and through the living environment and natural contact with people, it will get better. The tumor-like growth on the forehead can be treated early for early recovery. I suggest that regarding the baby's speech pronunciation, it will get better, and there is no need to worry. Regarding the tumor-like growth on the forehead, first go to the hospital's surgical department for a diagnosis to determine whether it is a sebaceous cyst or a hemangioma, and receive surgical treatment as soon as possible. Young children recover quickly, and scars are small.