Patient's question:
35-week premature infant, with a history of hypoxia, currently four months old, presents with high muscle tone throughout the body, unstable head control, and unable to roll over but shows the intention to roll over. Cranial MRI shows peripheral hydrocephalus.Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, according to your description, if hydrocephalus is not treated in a timely manner, it can easily affect future brain development. This is usually mainly caused by brain nerve damage. It is recommended to use brain-nourishing drugs for inpatient treatment in a timely manner, and to cooperate with rehabilitation exercises to promote recovery. Muscle tension is mainly caused by hydrocephalus compression. It is best to cooperate with doctors for timely treatment.