Patient's question:
My son is 4 months old. He often looks vacant, with no response to his calls or attempts to engage him. The doctor says it's infantile spasms, a chronic condition. We've visited many hospitals and taken numerous medications, but nothing has helped. What should I do? My son has been like this all along, and I really don't want to live anymore! Is there any good way to treat this disease?Doctor's answer:
Infantile spasms require further careful examination to implement diagnosis, to check for any damage to brain tissue. If it is related to brain nerves, it is necessary to revisit the hospital for follow-up to see if there are multiple occurrences of symptoms that can be controlled. If multiple blood clots occur, craniotomy surgery can be adopted to treat it. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay close attention to whether there are multiple occurrences of increased intracranial pressure. Daily, it is important to pay attention to personal prevention.