Patient's question:
It occurred within 3 days of the onset of illness, with laboratory tests and examination results showing hemiplegia. Regarding past treatment history and effectiveness: initially it was pneumonia caused by dysentery, followed by meningitis. What kind of help is needed: looking for effective methods to help the child stand up, as my child is only 7 months old.Doctor's answer:
Hello. Your baby has a clear history of brain damage due to intracranial infection. Currently, hemiplegia has reappeared, as the infection has damaged the neurons in the brain. However, the baby is still young, and with active treatment and rehabilitation training, there is still a chance of walking independently in the long term. Currently 7 months old, the training should follow the order of human motor development and growth, step by step. That is, training should start from crawling, standing, and then walking.