Patient's question:
The child has developmental delays, and at four and a half months old, he is currently undergoing rehabilitation training. Currently, he is receiving hydrotherapy, physical therapy (PT), massage therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and electrotherapy. Do you still need to get injections? Does the mouse nerve have an effect? What else is needed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, neurotrophic growth factor is a nutritional nerve drug that acts on nerves. It is very suitable for developmental delay, poor brain development, motor development, and developmental lag. Currently, it can be treated for 2~3 courses while undergoing rehabilitation training and regular evaluations. If a child has developmental issues, appropriate treatment with neurotrophic drugs such as rat nerve, ganglioside, and methylcobalamin can be used. It is recommended to use medication on the basis of rehabilitation therapy. However, the efficacy of the drug cannot be determined, and it is best to use medication under the guidance of a doctor.