Patient's question:
My friend's child is almost two years old now, but he still can't walk at all. He can stand up, but he can't take steps, and he doesn't answer much either. After a thorough check-up at the hospital, it was found to be muscular dystrophy. At what age can children with muscular dystrophy not walk?Doctor's answer:
Now the child is less than two years old and can stand but is afraid to take steps. This situation should only be a symptom caused by developmental delay, not muscle dystrophy or extremely mild muscle dystrophy. Timely diagnosis and proper treatment in a large hospital can all be cured. Cooperate with rehabilitation training to exercise walking ability. Generally, it can walk in a very short time. Pay attention to observing the child's development status.