A 13-month-old child has not yet begun to stand. Diagnosed with developmental delay at 1 year, the child has undergone rehabilitation treatment. Parents seek further support and advice: Are there any sequelae? Can the child recover normally?
Understanding the early symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy, including developmental delay, abnormal muscle tone, and the importance of functional rehabilitation training.
Discuss the possibility of a three-year-old child who has not yet learned to walk, sit up, or speak suffering from cerebral palsy, as well as the possibility of traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
A five-year-old child who hasn’t started speaking may exhibit early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy, necessitating early examination and treatment.
The main symptoms of delayed child development include a lag in motor and intellectual growth, particularly in gross motor development, which requires rehabilitation training and the use of medications that nourish nerve cells.
How to diagnose and treat pediatric developmental delay?
Understand the methods for determining developmental delay in premature infants, and how to promote healthy growth through nutritional supplementation and proper care.
Understand the methods to determine developmental delay in preterm babies, and how to promote their healthy growth through nutritional supplementation and care.
Improve motor function, enhance self-care abilities by increasing joint mobility, adjusting muscle tone, improving motor control, coordination, strength, and endurance. Additionally, medication can be used when necessary, such as brain nutrient drugs and muscle relaxants. Medication should only be used under medical guidance. It is recommended that parents bring their child to a specialist clinic for further examination and treatment. Meanwhile, be mindful of preventing heat stroke, and we hope the child can recover soon!
Treatment methods and preventive treatments for external hydrocephalus to ensure normal growth and development in children.
