Patient's question:
Now I no longer have a head ache, my eyes are very flexible in tracking objects, and my ears can hear sounds, but the response is a bit slow. The doctor said it needs to recover gradually. How long will it take to return to normal? Will there be any aftereffects? Does this condition affect the baby's intelligence? Thank you, eagerly waiting.........Doctor's answer:
Hello, Central Coordination Disorder was proposed by German scholar Dr. Voita in 1976. It was once the term for early diagnosis of cerebral palsy. They are mostly used for infants under 1 year old. For infants with a history of brain damage, developmental disorders, central motor coordination disorders, and other clinical manifestations, but who cannot be accurately diagnosed as cerebral palsy and may develop cerebral palsy in the future, they are diagnosed as central coordination. Disorders. In fact, central coordination disorder is a high-risk group for cerebral palsy.