Patient's question:
Diagnosed with diffuse cerebral white matter demyelination changes and cavernous encephalopathy in Beijing, and with fibroprotein malnutrition in Harbin. Vision is good, and reactions to things are very quick. There is poor coordination when walking or running, as if one leg is injured. The head is somewhat large, and it was discovered at the age of two that the person could not speak.Doctor's answer:
"Diffuse cerebral white matter demyelination changes and spongy brain disease" is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.How long has the child had the disease? At what age was it first detected? Can the child now speak, walk, and behave normally?
The condition should be described as detailed and accurate as possible so that the doctor can provide appropriate treatment. We know that pediatric neurogenetic diseases can cause significant harm to children. If treatment is delayed or incorrect, the disease can progress rapidly, causing great harm to the child. Therefore, parents should pay close attention to their child's condition and seek timely medical treatment.