Patient's question:
Doctor, my child is 2 years old this year. A few days ago, he had a low fever that wouldn't go away, which led to arteritis in his brain. Now he walks with a limp and has poor balance. I'd like to ask, what kind of treatment is needed for brain arteritis? Will it affect the normal development of the brain?Doctor's answer:
If it comes to cerebral arteritis, it is best to choose surgical treatment, as it tends to be more effective. If the surgical treatment is successful, it is generally absolutely unlikely to affect the normal growth and development of the brain. It is important to choose many large hospitals to perform the surgery, as this can lead to better postoperative outcomes. It is essential to pay close attention to the child's rest and consume more nutrient-rich foods. I hope my explanation can help you.