Patient's question:
Detailed condition: At 100 days, there was increased muscle tone, poor head control, and plantar flexion. Brain CT showed brain dysplasia, ventricular enlargement, widened sulci, and reduced white matter. The doctor diagnosed central coordination disorder. Four courses of rehabilitation were conducted.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the situation with your child needs to be taken seriously, and you should actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Additionally, I do have a real example. I have a close friend whose child was diagnosed with central coordination disorder at the age of eleven months because they couldn't crawl. She felt like the sky was falling at the time, because cerebral palsy is so terrifying in the eyes of ordinary people. Later, in the hospital, a series of treatments were administered: physical therapy, massage, functional training, and brain-stimulating injections. After six months, the child fully recovered and is now attending kindergarten. So you should seize the opportunity to treat your child, and it should yield satisfactory results.