Eight-year-old child diagnosed with hydrocephalus in June 2013, seeking treatment options.

Diagnosed with an inherited metabolic disease at seven months old, now five weeks, cannot walk, understands but cannot express, cannot control eating, drinking, defecating, and sleeping on their own, sometimes vomiting, and has congenital heart chamber septal defect, developmental delay.

Patients with pediatric intestinal stromal tumors inquire if surgery can be performed without hospitalization.

Children with meningitis may experience high fever that does not subside, drowsiness, and require hospitalization. Treatment includes general treatment, anti-tuberculosis therapy, the use of steroids, and symptomatic treatment.

Is there a possibility of curing pediatric myoclonic epilepsy?

What treatment methods are available for pediatric neuromuscular diseases?

Treatment Methods and Impacts of Pediatric Neurotic Tic Disorder

Whether pediatric optic nerve atrophy can be remedied depends on the cause and early treatment.

Children with psychological and spiritual trauma generally undergo psychological therapy, which can be managed at home if the trauma is not severe. Encourage children to develop the habit of writing diaries, expressing their emotions through writing. Studies have shown that diary writing can alleviate the psychological pressure of autistic individuals and is beneficial for self-reflection. Taking children on trips to cultivate a positive mood, buying meaningful books for them to read, and engaging in outdoor activities regularly can help relax both the body and mind. If psychological therapy is ineffective, consult a psychologist at a hospital.

The possibility of curing childhood epilepsy depends on the cause and location of the lesion.