Patient's question:
My 2-year-old child is physically weak and not developing well. How can I treat it effectively?Doctor's answer:
We should pay more attention to observing the development of children. It is best to have physical examinations and early treatment at a children's specialized hospital. The mother had a history of threatened miscarriage during pregnancy. The mother has gestational hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. The child had intrauterine infection or signs of infection shortly after birth. Difficult labor, asphyxia, or brain ischemia or intraventricular hemorrhage. Low birth weight, preterm birth, or multiple pregnancies. Persistent skin jaundice for more than 2 weeks after birth. Children with congenital deformities. Children have a strong plasticity. For some children with developmental delays, if they can be identified early and actively treated, the developmental level of many children can catch up with normal children.