Patient's question:
The child has been in a coma for two days. Is there any hope for recovery? How is the Swiss Syndrome usually treated?Doctor's answer:
Rayleigh syndrome is a group of symptoms characterized by cerebral edema and liver dysfunction caused by visceral fat infiltration, also known as visceral fat degeneration encephalopathy syndrome. In fact, this disease is a chronic one with a history of over a decade. If the condition of children does not progress further or worsen in the early stages, active treatment should be initiated. There is a certain therapeutic effect, although this disease cannot be completely cured, the absence of worsening is also a good sign.