Patient's question:
Never walks, cannot stand on its own, can only stay upright, lacks balance, can call "Dad," "Mom," and "Grandma," but doesn't know how to say much else, and whatever you say to him, he understands.Previous treatment and outcomes: Undergone a thorough examination, X-rays were taken, focusing on the waist. What kind of help is needed: Not much help.
Doctor's answer:
The child is 2 years old and still cannot stand independently. If lower limb development is normal, consider congenital abnormal development of motor nerves. Advice: It is recommended to take the child to a local regular hospital for a follow-up examination to identify the cause and start treatment early. The longer it is delayed, the less ideal the prognosis for the child. Remember to follow up early and start treatment early. The above advice is for the question "Why will the child never walk - is there a problem with the brain?" and is hoped to be helpful. Wishing you good health!