Patient's question:
Consultation Description: Due to intrauterine distress at birth and improper delivery methods, the infant experienced water inhalation and breathing difficulties. The doctor diagnosed the condition as cerebral palsy. After birth, it took about half an hour for the infant to cry, and the newborn scored only 1 on the Apgar scale. Subsequently, the infant received brain for nearly a year. At three months, the family took the infant to the hospital for treatment, brain nutrition injections, and traditional Chinese medicine for two years. At the age of two, the infant underwent hyperbaric oxygen therapy for seven courses, during which several courses of acupuncture were also administered. The parents also provided functional exercises at home.Doctor's answer:
Based on the materials you purchased, your child is not suitable for taking them. There are two things you need to do now: First, take your child to see a neurology department to determine the type of EPI, and then consider medication and re-adjusting the medication. This is the prerequisite for implementing other treatments and is also a key issue affecting your child's future quality of life. Second, cultivate your child's ability to take care of themselves, allowing them to solve everything on their own. You only need to fulfill your responsibility for supervision.