Patient's question:
Patient, currently 27 years old, had a history of asphyxia (pale infant) at birth due to severe maternal hemorrhage during pregnancy. The child was successfully resuscitated and is now generally normal, but has intellectual impairments.Doctor's answer:
Hello, considering your condition, the surgical outcome is not very ideal. It is recommended to adopt a combination of Chinese and Western medicine for better results.Medical advice: Intellectual disability should be considered as a long-term adverse reaction caused by Western medicine, as well as factors such as hypoxia during infancy. It is suggested to seek treatment at a reputable large hospital, using drugs that nourish the brain and nerves in combination with traditional Chinese medicine for regulation. This will yield faster results. It is also important to maintain a positive mood, eat less spicy and stimulating foods, rest on schedule, exercise moderately, avoid fatigue and anger, eat more vegetables and fruits, and recover as soon as possible.