Patient's question:
My baby is already three months old, but he doesn't roll over very well. Should I take him to the hospital for treatment at this time?Doctor's answer:
The baby is 5 months old and still cannot roll over. It may not be pathological; it could be physiological, and it's normal. How should it be evaluated? The best method is to use the global spontaneous movement evaluation, which mainly includes the following aspects: First, carefully measure the baby's physical and motor development, including head circumference, height, weight, chest circumference, abdominal circumference, and subcutaneous fat. Second, carefully measure the child's muscle tone, including the tone of other muscles, swinging, and joint extension. Joint range of motion and muscle strength should also be assessed. Under the guidance of a professional doctor, free and non-coerced exercise assessments were conducted. If everything is normal, there won't be any problems.