Patient's question:
Hello, a 14-month-old child who cannot walk yet? Is there a way to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Motor retardation refers to a condition in some children with certain neurological or muscular diseases, or poor caregiving behaviors, leading to physical development lagging behind that of normal peers after birth. Although the causes vary, the main characteristics of motor retardation in children are significant motor impairments, manifesting as obvious delays in activities such as walking, crawling, and sitting independently. Standardized motor skill tests show that their motor skills deviate by less than 2 standard deviations from the age-expected norms.