Patient's question:
Diagnosed with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy after birth, I received a course of treatment with brain protein and ganglioside while hospitalized and was discharged. At two months, a CT scan showed that both children had widened subarachnoid spaces and anterior longitudinal fissures (cerebral dysplasia). How is that?Doctor's answer:
Doctors sometimes say things that can be quite frightening. Don't hurry, but you must do the following:1. Continue to observe, and compare with the standard of gross motor development expected for a baby of that age. If there's a two-month difference, it's something to pay attention to. Don't scare yourself. In addition to providing your baby with more nutrition, you must also do passive exercises for your baby to help them recover their gross motor skills as soon as possible. My baby couldn't lift their head very high at 100 days and rolled over late. I suggest you take them to the hospital for a checkup.