Patient's question:
I have a one-and-a-half-year-old son. In theory, having a son should be a joyful thing, but I can't seem to feel happy about it. Children of the same age as my son can talk, laugh, and are healthy and lively, but my son hasn't started talking yet. I had him thoroughly checked at the hospital, and they said it's due to delayed brain development. How is delayed brain development in infants treated?Doctor's answer:
Now the issue of delayed brain development has reappeared, which is actually still related to the growth and development problems of brain nerves. Once this issue reoccurs, it is mainly related to some neurological problems. In this case, the main approach is to focus on active rehabilitation training, while also paying attention to dietary adjustments and other aspects. In this specific situation, it is also necessary to carry out targeted neurotrophic treatment.