Patient's question:
Always use the lower body to arch upwards. Now it's found that the child doesn't respond when called, and the hearing is fine. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
1. The child had subarachnoid hemorrhage at birth and showed white matter degeneration on a follow-up brain MRI, indicating a high risk of brain damage.2. At 1 year and 2 months, the child has poor responsiveness to the external environment, cannot crawl, and has poor bilateral upper limb support ability, with overall developmental delays. However, whether it is cerebral palsy needs to be determined by a doctor after a physical examination (e.g., muscle tone, pathological signs, and abnormal postures).
3. The child has had seizures, and oral medication has been used for 20 days. Regular medication is required, along with periodic follow-up of EEG, complete blood count, liver and kidney function, and drug concentration. If seizures are not controlled, it will affect the child's intelligence and motor development.