Patient's question:
Now 4 months and 5 days, the eyesight is not good. When holding the hands vertically, there is a slight tremor. Only able to follow the light, never able to follow objects. Doesn't recognize the mother's face, no response to being called, and doesn't know how to grab toys. Can smile, loves to move.At birth, due to a prolonged labor, the baby was delivered using medical instruments after heavy choking.
Previous treatment and outcomes: Hospitalized for half a month due to choking. The doctor said the recovery would be good. Recommended two more treatment sessions, but it was impossible to insert needles (due to severe damage to the blood vessels from previous treatment), so it had to be abandoned. At three and a half months, small injections were administered at another hospital.
Doctor's answer:
7 months and 5 days, the eyes don't focus well, holding the hands upright makes them slightly shaky, only follows the light but never follows objects, doesn't recognize the mother's face, no response to being called, and doesn't know how to grab toys. Development is relatively slow. It may be due to choking and a small amount of subdural fluid accumulation in the left frontal temporal region regarding guidance: The current treatment mainly involves strengthening rehabilitation training at home, and medication may not be very effective. Special training needs to be long-term, patient, and enduring. It can be implemented under the guidance of a doctor, focusing on nutrition, avoiding illness, and especially avoiding brain diseases.