Patient's question:
Not very good at turning over, prone to weak legs when standing. No, what does the widened morphology of the ventricles, cisterns, and sulci in the baby's brain mean after eight months of examination and test results?Doctor's answer:
Considering the child's condition may be related to brain development, severe cases may have sequelae, which can affect the child's mobility. The child's condition is related to the brain, and it is also necessary to consider the possibility of calcium deficiency. It is recommended to promptly supplement with vitamin D and calcium, provide complementary foods in a timely manner, and engage in more training while coordinating nutrition and brain cell treatment medications. The child may have sequelae. The above suggestions are for the question "Eight-month-old baby often stumbles when holding onto something to stand up," and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!