Patient's question:
What are the common examination items for pediatric craniofacial bone deformity syndromes, how should pediatric craniofacial bone deformity syndromes be differentiated, and how is pediatric Hasser syndrome treated?Doctor's answer:
The most important step in the first step is to supplement the child with copper. Copper salt preparations are the only effective drugs, so the doctor immediately treated the child, gradually improving the child's blood picture. Finding the cause of the child's illness and then treating it symptomatically was the turning point in the improvement of the child's condition. The doctor told her sister to breastfeed the child as much as possible. The next treatment method is to promote the absorption and utilization of copper, so that the child's body can truly absorb the necessary copper. Therefore, this treatment mainly eliminates factors that interfere with copper absorption and improves the therapeutic effect.