How to treat children's brain dysplasia?

Brain maldevelopment often occurs in children. Many young parents do not pay much attention to all aspects of their children. When their children do not cry or move, they think it is because they are young and underdeveloped. They do not consult a doctor for examination and the problem is not discovered in time, which leads to delays. Therefore, if a child shows corresponding symptoms, you should consult a doctor as soon as possible. There is no time to waste. So how can we treat children's brain dysplasia to achieve effective results? Let’s take a look together below!

1. Brain maldevelopment can actually be reflected through appearance. Generally, children with brain maldevelopment have flat foreheads, which is a manifestation of poor brain development. Therefore, there is a description of the forehead in Chinese physiognomy. If the forehead is full, it means that the person is smart and naturally has a better destiny. At the same time, children with cerebral dysplasia will have a noticeably flat nose bridge and wide nose wings, making them look dull and lifeless. If you observe a child's eyes, you will find that the distance between them is quite large and the corners of the eyes are slanted upwards. Moreover, in daily life, children are accustomed to half-opening their mouths. If their tongues are exposed, they will be found to be larger and have cracks on them.

2. Children with cerebral dysplasia tend to have slower intellectual development, and their intelligence tests may be at the medium or lower level. At the same time as intellectual development is delayed, some intelligence-related abilities, such as hearing, comprehension, and speaking ability, also show obvious retardation. If the baby is not very sensitive to sounds, or is slow to respond to various external information, or has speech problems, these are all symptoms of poor brain development.

3. Children with cerebral maldevelopment will generally experience stagnation in the development of various physiological functions. In addition to the slow development of hearing and speech abilities mentioned above, all aspects of physical development will also stagnate. For example, a child's physical development rate is slower than other children, he is much smaller than other children, his eyesight and hearing are not very good, and he is prone to myopia or eye deformities. In addition, children with poor brain development all have poorly developed teeth, which are loose, easy to break, and prone to various dental diseases.

The above introduces some issues about how to treat cerebral dysplasia in children. Choose clothes that are easy to put on and take off for the children. When changing clothes, the more seriously ill limb should be put on first and taken off last. In addition, when feeding, do not forcefully pull out the spoon when the child's teeth are clenched to avoid damaging the teeth. At the same time, attention should be paid to the child's hygiene to prevent bedsores or other secondary infections.