Patient's question:
We also conducted an electroencephalogram for the child: the waveforms were relatively regular, and the brain waves in both hemispheres were largely symmetrical. No special changes were observed in the flickering. By the way, a month ago, the results showed no abnormal metabolic products, which ruled out the suspicion of metabolic diseases as defined by our institution. We took the child to a large hospital for diagnosis and treatment.Doctor's answer:
Child cerebellar developmental disorder is believed to be caused by factors of congenital brain developmental disorder, which can lead to this condition, causing children to be unable to walk normally, have poor balance, and affect normal life. It is generally considered that the use of neurotrophic drugs, gangliosides, Nao-Fu-Kang, and other treatment methods can control the disease and avoid affecting health. For a developmentally impaired cerebellum, the most important thing is that it affects the child's collective movement, which may lead to delays in the child's motor development, and the impact on intelligence is not particularly significant for this child. It may be ataxia.