Patient's question:
The baby is now 6 months old. At 100 days, it was diagnosed with delayed brain development in the hospital. The symptoms at that time were poor head control, unable to follow people, unable to track light, and unable to respond to sounds. The central line of intracranial structure was centered. No obvious abnormal signals were observed in the paranasal sinuses. No obvious abnormal signals were found in the scalp or intracranial area.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Children with delayed fetal movement are slower in motor development compared to normal children. The onset ages for prone position, sitting, standing, and walking are all later than those of normal children of the same age. This is particularly evident in walking, as they often start walking independently only at the age of 3-4 or 4-5 years, and their gait is often unsteady. The primary consideration is that the child may have a poor response, requiring comprehensive and systematic rehabilitation treatment. We cannot rely solely on medication or exercise therapy, so the effect is better when combining both.