Patient's question:
A newborn baby who just turned one month old suddenly has poor appetite and bad spirits. A brain CT scan shows slight low-density shadows. Is it serious? Can it be fully cured? Will there be any sequelae??？？Doctor's answer:
This isn't too serious. In this case, it's advisable to conduct a follow-up review later. You can first try using neurotrophic drugs for the baby. Perform irregular follow-up checks at regular hospitals to examine the child's neurobehavioral development closely each month. Because a small number of children may be left with residual sequelae. Early detection and early treatment are key. If there is any delay, it should be subjected to early comprehensive evaluation and intervention training. Okay, follow-up checks should be conducted after six months. If everything is normal, it's generally not a big problem.