Patient's question:
Superior, temporal, and occipital lobe cerebral parenchyma without abnormal density focus, bilateral ventriculomegaly, bilateral lateral fissures, anterior longitudinal fissure, and widened extracerebral space in the left frontal region, no abnormal density in bilateral basal ganglia, no midline structure displacement. Posterior cranial fossa without significant abnormalities, no abnormalities observed in the skull after bone window.Doctor's answer:
Hydrocephalus in children. The diet should be light. Eat more vegetables, fruits, and other foods. Avoid fats, high sugar, spicy, fried foods, and stimulant drinks like white wine and coffee. Maintain the room temperature between 18-21°C. The humidity should be around 55%. Ventilate the room regularly to keep the air circulating. Provide the patient with a quiet, clean, comfortable, and safe environment for treatment and recovery. The diet should focus on foods that are easy to digest, promote mental clarity, unblock meridians, strengthen the spleen and kidneys, enrich essence and brain, and enhance physical health.