Patient's question:
The left and right sides of the child's body are not the same size. The palms, arms, and legs are also of different thicknesses, with a difference of about 0.6 cm. This was noticed when the child was three months old. After a hospital examination, the doctor said the child was too young and that further observation was needed. However, now that the child is four years old, it is still the same. What could be the reason? What are the common causes of this situation?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms on both sides of the body are different, which are often associated with neurological diseases. Secondly, it is necessary to check if there is anything abnormal in the intracranial region. It is recommended to visit the neurology department of a local hospital. If necessary, further tests such as electromyography and magnetic resonance imaging of the brain may be required, depending on the specific examination results. Currently, focus on improving nutrition in your diet.