Patient's question:
Boy, four and a half months, suffering from rickets, and brain nerve compression, please ask if it is generally cured after treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Rickets in infants is often initially manifested as mental and neurological symptoms, such as restlessness, easy waking at night, and excessive sweating. Sweating is more pronounced during feeding and crying, sometimes even soaking the pillow. Subsequently, skeletal developmental abnormalities may appear, such as a bouncy, ball-like elasticity when pressing the head, square skull, large fontanelles, and delayed closure. It's important to note that these changes don't improve quickly, so there's no need to hurry. It's best to seek hospital treatment. I hope my answer helps you!