Nurse gave the child the wrong medicine. Now the child doesn't like to talk. What should I do?

Patient's question:

When the child was three years old, the nurse administered the wrong medication. Later, the child became introverted, uncommunicative, timid, expressionless, and lacked anger or vitality. Their thinking and various aspects of development were delayed. What should be done? Now the child is eight years old and still the same, interfering with their academic performance and social interactions.

Doctor's answer:

Your child has once been given the wrong eye drops. Have you had a thorough check-up at a reputable hospital? What are the specific harms that the wrong eye drops can cause to a child's body? In the child's behavior, it shows emotional dullness and slow thinking. Please pay more attention and guidance to your child in daily life. To encourage him to integrate into school and social life, patience, love, and long-term companionship are needed. You can go to the hospital for a thorough examination, diagnosis, and symptomatic treatment. Pay attention to rest during the day and avoid overexertion.

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