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1.5 year child not sitting
One of labour's child is 1.5 year old and he's not able to sit. His head is also not stable at one place and keeps tilting at one side. After birth he had some seizures in early days. What could be the cause. I read about cerebral palsy. He didn't do any test at early stages as he was living in rural areas. Now his motor skills are much delayed.
How should I help him. His earnings are also low due to which he cannot do to big hospital
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Consult a pediatrician for proper assessment
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Require birth history and detail examination with investigations according to it.....they can go to government medical college for proper evaluation
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
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14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Looks like developmental delay case. He requires complete evaluation and some tests also. You can go to Chacha Nehru Balchikitsalay or AIIMS in Delhi.. or nearby govt medical college.
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