Patient's question:
A newborn developed hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy on the fifth day after birth, with feeding difficulties, lethargy, and decreased muscle tone. They also had a respiratory infection. After two days in the hospital, they experienced seizures and became comatose, and are now being treated with a ventilator. On the fifth day, they were given monosialotetrahexosylganglioside sodium (GM1). After treatment, there was some improvement in seizures and lethargy, but the child still responds poorly, does not cry or fuss, and has difficulty suckling. Blood tests revealed that the child has hereditary maple syrup urine disease. How should this be treated, and what is the likelihood of leaving behind sequelae?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the current main method for treating diabetes is the "integrated Chinese and Western medicine" approach, with Chinese medicine focusing on regulating the function of internal organs and Western medicine or insulin serving as supplementary control for blood sugar. This is the best method for treating diabetes. It is recommended to take QiPei Rapeseed Oligopeptide regularly. Rapeseed oligopeptide does not lower blood sugar by stimulating the pancreas to increase insulin secretion, nor does it regulate blood sugar by inhibiting glycogen molecule breakdown or enhancing gluconeogenesis, so it does not burden the pancreas. It rapidly replenishes balanced human nutrients, enhances immunity, assists in lowering blood pressure, and regulates blood lipids, among other health functions. In daily life, developing good lifestyle and dietary habits while strengthening physical exercise can not only improve patients' resistance but also provide excellent auxiliary therapeutic effects for diabetes.