Patient's question:
Before I was pregnant, I didn't get the Down syndrome screening because I thought there was no such history in my family, so I wasn't worried. However, after the baby was born, he was diagnosed with Down syndrome. I want to ask the doctor, what should be done for a child with Down syndrome?Doctor's answer:
Dear friend, hello, it is a great pleasure to answer for you. Down syndrome does not have an effective treatment, and patient children should be given patient education and training. Prevent infectious diseases and infectious diseases, and apply some drugs that improve brain function, such as vitamin B6 in a timely manner. Other deformities can be corrected through surgery. It is recommended to take the child to a regular hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible, the earlier the treatment, the better.