Patient's question:
My baby had a magnetic resonance scan at the hospital when he was 9 months old. They said he has incomplete development in his right brain and high muscle tone in his right hand. We also had him undergo rehabilitation treatment and received intravenous drips, but the results were not significant. Now my baby is 19 months old, and sometimes he eats non-food items. Additionally, he insists on touching his hair to take naps in the evening. He also sometimes walks on his toes. I want to know if such behaviors are normal?Doctor's answer:
During normal growth and development, transient muscle tone elevation may also reappear. You can take your child to see several places and pay attention to whether they frequently have straightened legs.Advice: Massaging and rubbing the child more often can help alleviate the issue. It's also recommended to communicate with the doctor to see if there are any effective methods.
I hope this helps, thank you.
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