Causes and treatment of cerebral atrophy in children

Regarding the medical issue of brain atrophy, it is more common in the elderly, less common in young and middle-aged people, and can also occur in teenagers and young children. Brain atrophy in children may be due to genetic factors, or malnutrition or problems with brain development, or even alcohol poisoning or gas poisoning. Today we will provide some reference information on the causes and treatments of brain atrophy in children.

Brain atrophy is generally prone to occur in the elderly, but it can also be seen in some adolescents and young children with brain maldevelopment. There are many causes of brain atrophy, such as: cerebral embolism, meningitis, cerebrovascular malformations, brain tumors, epilepsy, long-term drinking, malnutrition, hypoparathyroidism, brain maldevelopment, abuse of sedatives, gas poisoning, alcohol poisoning, chemical poisoning, etc. can all lead to brain atrophy.

Neonatal cerebellar atrophy is caused by many factors. Common causes include genetics, brain trauma, cerebral infarction, encephalitis, cerebral ischemia, cerebral arteriosclerosis, gas poisoning, alcohol poisoning, etc. These factors can cause damage to the brain parenchyma and atrophy, deformation, and disappearance of nerve cells. The most important pathogenic factor is long-term chronic ischemia of cerebral blood vessels.

There are several treatments for cerebral atrophy in children:

1. Prevent the semi-apoptotic cells around the lesion from degenerating and necrotizing, and gradually restore their functions through treatment.

2. The softened, degenerated and necrotic cells can recover some functions under the action of stem cells.

3. Improve the body's immune system. The resistance of children with cerebral atrophy is very low. Through the treatment of cerebral atrophy in children, the immunity of the children can be improved.

4. When treating brain atrophy in children, various factors that are beneficial to cell regeneration in the body of the child are activated to promote the recovery of cell function.

Finally, regarding the causes of cerebral atrophy in young children, we would like to add that expectant mothers should pay special attention to food hygiene and health during pregnancy. They should also avoid viral infections, which can easily lead to cerebral atrophy in young children. During the birthing process, they should also pay special attention to avoid suffocation, which can also cause cerebral atrophy in children. In addition, cerebral atrophy should be discovered and treated early.