Patient's question:
Normal intelligence, early speech development with clear pronunciation. Medical examination revealed underdeveloped "syndactyly," and the doctor recommended eye surgery and foot surgery for correction when the child grows up. Currently, glasses are worn, and the left foot is somewhat weak. What timing and method of treatment would achieve the best results?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, as well as poor physical development, it can lead to poor coordination between both sides of the brain, resulting in various manifestations of the central nervous system, such as intellectual disability, motor delays, etc. We must undergo early rehabilitation treatment to help the child approach a normal state as much as possible. It is recommended to have foot surgery for the child around the age of two as early as possible. Otherwise, it will affect the child's growth and development in the later stages. Eye surgery should be done one year before school starts.