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Hello, according to the CT findings at the time of your child's birth, there were signs of ischemia and hypoxia, which led to low brain density. As your child grows and develops, this will gradually normalize, so there is no need to worry.Children with this condition typically have significantly lower intellectual levels compared to their peers. The main clinical manifestations in these children are poor motor and language development. For example, their sitting, standing, walking, and language development are often delayed. Some children may not be able to speak or move until they are 4, 5, 6, 7, or even in their teens. Their understanding, calculation, memory, as well as their observation, analysis, and imaginative thinking abilities are all delayed. Additionally, their social adaptation skills are also underdeveloped.