Patient's question:
After the doctor's examination, he said that his brain development was abnormal and his activities were delayed. The doctor's answers varied from time to time; one time he said he had cerebral palsy, and the next time he denied saying that. I want to know, is abnormal brain development related to cerebral palsy? Or is it just that we haven't taught him well? Or does he have a brain problem?Treatment history and effectiveness: Abnormal brain development, delayed activities.
What kind of help is needed: I want to know if I was misdiagnosed by the doctor.
Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help clarify this for you. If the child has no issues with intelligence, there is a possibility of having delayed motor development. If the child also has intellectual problems, there is a possibility of cerebral palsy. It is recommended that you go to a regular large hospital for a thorough brain examination to get a clear result, and then receive targeted treatment. Pay attention to carefully observe the child's symptoms in daily life and provide more training for the child to practice walking. This is the advice for the question "A 14-month-old baby cannot walk independently yet." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!