Patient's question:
My baby is now one year old. She often clenches her fists, pouts her lips, and shakes her head when she doesn't know if it's infantile spasms. The head-shaking isn't very large, just a few light sways, but it seems like she's exerting effort when she shakes. The symptoms are also different. At first, her head was tilted to one side, but it wasn't always on the same side. Sometimes she would shake her head, and other times she would just pout and sway her head for a few seconds. Now she is developing normally, just like other babies her age. She is just a bit moody and likes to cry a lot, getting upset easily. She talks nonstop all day, saying random things, and she can talk to anything she looks at.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the clinical data you provided, it does not appear to be infantile spasms, and the clinical symptoms do not match.Advice: It is recommended to consult with a local pediatric neurology expert and undergo necessary laboratory tests, such as a 24-hour EEG. After evaluating the results, a corresponding treatment plan should be formulated.
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