Patient's question:
My daughter is now four years old, but her intelligence is only two, and she has a mouth with flowing saliva and a crooked appearance. She lacks abstract thinking and coordination in attention and activity. What are the best hospitals for treating pediatric brain development disorders?Doctor's answer:
Incomplete brain development can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine and rehabilitation therapy. It is highly recommended due to its lack of side effects and cost-effectiveness, so conservative treatment with close observation is preferable. Once improvement is observed, it is advisable to persist with traditional Chinese medicine treatment.After treatment, some sequelae may occur, but as long as full recovery is achieved, living independently is not a problem. If complete recovery is not possible, there may still be long-term effects, such as slightly lower intelligence compared to peers.
Children with brain underdevelopment or delay may experience central motor disorders, growth and development delays, such as sitting, standing, and walking, as well as fine motor skills like grasping objects, which are all poorer than those of normal children. Additionally, they may have intellectual disabilities, hearing impairments, vision problems, and abnormal postures.
It is recommended to seek treatment at a top-tier hospital.