For cases of cerebral palsy caused by intrauterine distress at birth, experts recommend first determining the type of EPI and considering adjustments to treatment medications. Additionally, cultivating the child’s ability to live independently is also very important.
What are the possible sequelae after the treatment of epilepsy?
How to care for newborns with postpartum cerebral hemorrhage and what treatment methods are available?
Learn how to effectively prevent pediatric cerebral palsy, ensure healthy growth for newborns, and avoid missing the best treatment opportunities.
Examines the potential physical effects on a 15-year-old 9-month-old boy who is not an ADHD patient but takes ADHD medication, as well as the recovery after discontinuation.
NF5.0mm is diagnosed as a potential indicator of chromosome abnormality, but has not been confirmed through amniocentesis. It may suggest an anomaly in the position of chromosome 9 or chromosome 6.
Chromosomal abnormalities may lead to fetal deformities or increased risk of miscarriage and can trigger genetic disorders such as limb deformities and intellectual disabilities.
This article discusses the potential risks of infants taking sedative pellets and alternative treatment options.
A 2-year-old child experienced crying, drowsiness, and fever after taking antiepileptic medication. Are these symptoms adverse reactions to the drug?
What is included in the pre-marital physical examination program, and why are these checks necessary?
