Patient's question:
The child was born in the first half of their life, and three days later it was discovered that there were bilateral ependymal cystic dark areas in their head. Now the child is still less than a month old, and there are cysts in the child's head. The doctor said it's bilateral ependymal cysts. Doctor, I want to ask, how is it treated?Doctor's answer:
This may not necessarily require treatment, as it depends on the situation. This timing is also not suitable for treatment. Some cysts may naturally resolve or improve on their own after formation, and the same applies to brain cysts. At this time, it's best to wait and see how the situation develops. If there is any impact on growth and development, treatment may be necessary. If there is no interference, it's best not to treat for the time being.The above advice is for the question, "How should I treat bilateral cisternal cystic areas in a newborn's head?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!