How is the treatment for a child in shallow coma for 46 days due to a surgical anesthesia accident?

Patient's question:

My child had an eye strabismus surgery on February 26th. Due to an anesthetic accident, he lost consciousness and has not woken up yet. He is currently in a shallow coma state, but he closes his eyes during naps. His muscle tone is high, and his right foot has deformed again. He cries when he feels pain, and also when he is uncomfortable after urinating or defecating. He reacts to light. He does not recognize people and cannot respond to speech. (Before, my child was very smart, healthy, and lively) He has no other diseases!
Treatment history and effectiveness: He has undergone acupuncture for 7 days and 3 cycles of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Currently, the only treatment he receives daily is massage.
What kind of help is needed: Hello, is there any better method available at your hospital?

Doctor's answer:

When taking a nap, he closes his eyes. Currently, his muscle tone is high, and his right foot has deformed again ~~ He cries when experiencing pain, and also cries when feeling uncomfortable after urination and defecation. He reacts to light... It is recommended to exercise his limbs daily to improve blood circulation, and to take medications that stabilize blood supply to the heart and brain, such as Xindong injection. The above suggestions are for the issue of "a child in shallow coma for 46 days due to surgical anesthesia accident." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!

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