Patient's question:
The ventricles are significantly enlarged and deformed. The sulci and fissures are compressed and shallow. The brain tissue is visibly compressed and deformed. The cerebellum and brainstem show no obvious abnormalities in morphology, structure, or signal intensity. The midline structures show no displacement. What should be done?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Your child's condition is due to hydrocephalus compressing brain tissue, leading to damage. This manifests as motor dysfunction. The treatment primarily involves comprehensive therapy. Methods apply traditional Chinese medicine from both internal and external perspectives to replenish essence, promote diuresis and remove blood stasis. Combined with acupuncture, massage, rehabilitation, physical therapy, and external treatments, it leverages the body's comprehensive functions from both internal and external aspects to facilitate recovery. There is no single medicine or therapy—comprehensive treatment is essential!