Is it good for a child to be hospitalized in a closed environment?

Patient's question:

Not cooperative at home when taking medicine, wants to go out, restless, great emotional fluctuations, speech problems. Currently hospitalized in a rehabilitation hospital for treatment, it's a closed environment. I'm also worried that others will hit him.

Doctor's answer:

At the age of 22, an abnormal situation occurred. He does not take medication at home. He is currently hospitalized for closed treatment. Normally, the hospital does not hit patients, but intimidation is certainly a means to ensure patients cooperate with treatment and take medication on time. At present, it is considered that the child may have related psychological problems and has been hospitalized for related treatment. The treatment is closed, with no accompanying personnel, requiring timely communication with the attending physician to understand the child's psychological state and prevent other issues caused by closed hospitalization.

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