Patient's question:
My child is over one year old and can walk, but now at two years old, they cannot walk. After a thorough check, it was found to be leukodystrophy. Where can it be treated? My child was able to walk when they were over one year old, but now at over two years old, they cannot walk. The hospital said it is leukodystrophy, with hand and foot tremors and unclear speech.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No specific treatment has been given.
Help needed: Where can it be treated? How can recovery be achieved? What kind of rehabilitation training can be used? What can be eaten to help with the condition?
Doctor's answer:
Consider the calcium deficiency it may cause. If necessary, have a trace element test for diagnosis. After diagnosis, formulate a treatment plan. You can take pediatric fish oil drops and calcium gluconate oral solution, or take Diqiao Calcium. If necessary, use vitamin D3 injection for anesthesia treatment. If there is poor digestion and nausea/vomiting, active treatment is required to prevent interference with calcium metabolism. Get more sun exposure. The above advice is for the question "My child is over one year old and can walk now, but at two years old, they cannot walk. Detailed examination shows brain white matter." I hope it helps you. Wish you health!