Patient's question:
Does the mouse nerve factor actually work? As a parent, I'm very worried, afraid that my child's condition will worsen. Regarding the question I just mentioned, I hope the doctor can answer.Doctor's answer:
Hello, neurotrophic factors are neurotrophic drugs that support nerve nutrition. They are highly suitable for developmental delays, poor brain development, motor development delays, and developmental retardation. Currently, they can be used for treatment, with 2-3 courses recommended, while also undergoing rehabilitation training and regular evaluations. If a child has developmental issues, appropriate neurotrophic drugs such as rat nerve, gangliosides, and methylcobalamin can be used. It is recommended to use these drugs in conjunction with rehabilitation therapy. However, the efficacy of the drugs cannot be determined, so it is best to use them under the guidance of a doctor.