Patient's question:
Patient is male, 6 years old, previously lively and cheerful, in good mental condition. On September 25th last year, after going out to play, he went missing and returned home six days later, unclothed. He is reluctant to recall the experience of being missing, fears the dark, and is afraid to sleep alone. He is easily startled, has nightmares, but refuses to remember their content. He is unwilling to speak or go out and often stares blankly.Doctor's answer:
Medically, it is recommended to use Brain-Boosting and Kidney-Invigorating Pills and Oryzanol for treatment. Between half an hour to one hour before bedtime, it is not advisable to think about problems or read books, watch overly intense TV, avoid taking stimulating beverages (such as coffee, strong tea, etc.), smoking, and so on. Appropriate physical activities (such as walking) and light exercises should be performed to relax appropriately, avoiding intense mental activities.