The baby was diagnosed with infant spasticity at 6 months old and began treatment one month after the onset.

A six-month-old baby exhibits thumb-sucking behavior accompanied by trembling, seeking possible causes and solutions.

An 18-day-old infant exhibits symptoms resembling a convulsion, with occasional twitching of the head and limbs. The video EEG shows occasional sharp-slow waves in the left temporal region, raising concerns about potential impact on brain development and treatment options.

Seizure symptoms appear after fever, affecting brain nerves

Infantile spasms are a specific type of epilepsy unique to infancy, occurring in approximately one out of every 3,000 to 4,000 infants.

Provides massage techniques for infantile spasms and precautions.

Offer information and treatment suggestions for pediatric epilepsy.

Get information on pediatric facial palsy specialist hospitals

Down syndrome is a congenital chromosomal abnormality with no cure available at present. It can only be managed through postnatal rehabilitation training to reduce the recurrence of complications.

An eight-day-old neonate at Harbin Children’s Hospital was diagnosed with biliary atresia and recommended for surgical treatment.