Patient's question:
Born with hypoxia, one month later a brain CT scan showed: bilateral lateral sulcus cisterns. Enlarged anterior longitudinal fissure cistern. What is going on?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Based on your description, it cannot yet be said that the child has developmental brain issues, as the child's behavior and motor development have reached the level expected for a 4-month-old. If the child can already roll over and maintain a steady head position in an upright position, there is no need to worry—continue to monitor the situation.Eating too much may indicate slightly overactive digestive function, which could be due to the use of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) herbs that enhance digestive function. The intention was likely to boost appetite and promote nutrient absorption to strengthen the child's constitution. Whether this achieved the desired effect or deviated from it is difficult to say.