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Meningitis-development disorder
My 2.3 toddler had neonotinal meningitis and taken 21 days antibiotics, his development is good till now and I got doubt of whether he had autism, and showing now in NH Bangalore...the doctor suggested to take some tests...I'm working on tests. In future he will speak or not I'm worrying...plz guide complications
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I am sorry for whatever u have gone through. It must be a tough time for you as a mother if your kid gets sick. The key here is to stay vigilant and look for signs for abnormal behaviour and irritability. And don’t worry about what might happen. Just do the regular follow ups as advised by the treating doctor.
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If the child had convulsion during that time and presently on anti convulsion then get the EEG done so we can monitor the brain activity
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Kindly do regular follow up so we can catch the problem even before it arrives. I hope it helps. For any query consult me so we discuss the further course of action . All the best and be positive
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Don't worry Everythng will be alright Already u have taken full cource of antibiotics Don't think of autism and all 99 %babys will  have  normal intelligence  after  Good treatment at  right time Stay happy
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