A two-month-old child often cries and is restless, easily wakes up, and during crying, sometimes the mouth and nose turn blue, the hands flail, and the chin trembles. Breastfeeding and bowel movements are normal. The child has now made an appointment for a consultation.

Baby’s intellectual disability may be affected by brain oxygen deficiency, leading to difficulties in language development, slow learning, and poor hand coordination. It is necessary to check if the hearing is normal.

A child suffering from left heel not touching the ground due to brain oxygen deficiency is recommended to seek treatment at a top-tier hospital, including the use of medications to nourish brain nerves, acupuncture, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and consider surgery if necessary.