Patient's question:
My baby is almost six months old, but I feel there's something a bit different compared to other children. Up to now, he doesn't recognize people, and calling his name doesn't elicit any response. His cries are also different from those of his peers. Something feels off, so we took him to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor surprisingly told me that my child has Down syndrome. What are the symptoms of Down syndrome?Doctor's answer:
According to typical facial features, combined with intelligent low and skin texture, typical cases can be diagnosed; for chimeric children or children with intellectual disabilities, peripheral blood cell chromosome analysis is the only method to confirm the diagnosis. Hello. Currently, there is no effective treatment for this disease, and children should be educated and trained long-term. Preventing infectious diseases and various infectious diseases, and using orally administered substances such as vitamin B6, r-tyrosine, and folic acid as early as possible, can help improve function. Surgical correction can be performed on other deformities related to it.