Patient's question:
Other people's children are already talking at the age of one, but my child is now two years old and still cannot speak, and doesn't smile much either. They don't reach out to grab things either. What could be going on?What kind of help do you want: What are the main symptoms of pediatric brain cancer, and what exactly is brain cancer?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, in a quiet state, there appear slow, irregular, uncontrollable, purposeless, and uncoordinated movements. Head control is poor. There is a repeated protrusion and retraction of the tongue. Trunk and upper limb involuntary movements are more prominent. Chewing and swallowing movements are affected, often. Muscular tone is often increased or unstable, and abnormal movements disappear after falling asleep. Intellectual disability is usually not severe. Purely athetoid type is rare.