Patient's question:
CT scan after two months: Both children have subarachnoid space and anterior longitudinal fissure widening (cerebral dysgenesis).BAEP test after three months: One child is normal, while the other has poorer function in the bilateral peripheral segments of the neural pathways. What further tests are needed? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Don't hurry. Doctors sometimes say things that can be scary, but you must follow their advice and continue to monitor your baby's development. Compare your baby's gross motor skills with the standard expected for their age. A two-month difference in development should be noted. Don't scare yourself. In addition to providing your baby with proper nutrition, it's essential to do passive exercises to help them regain their gross motor skills as quickly as possible. My baby didn't lift their head high at 100 days and rolled over late, and I was scared by the doctor. But through exercise, my baby is doing well now!