The child was 2 years old and 10 months old, and suddenly walked unsteadily and knelt on his knees

Hello! Chickenpox has complications, but relatively few, after getting chickenpox, the chickenpox virus that has not been cleared may be dormant in the nerves, and after being activated, it will cause shingles, encephalitis may also occur, if encephalitis and herpes zoster occur together, it will be more dangerous, and serious complications such as pneumonia, myocarditis, nephritis, etc., and even life-threatening, but after all, the probability is not much or great.

The so-called complications refer to the changes in the condition that occur when you are sick, your sister's child has chickenpox at the beginning of the month, and it will be good if you care well for about 7 days, and the unsteady walking occurs after the illness, and it is not continuous, three times before and after it occurs in a month and a half, my analysis may not have much to do with chickenpox, but the sudden appearance of unstable walking is a serious problem after all, in addition to adults continue to observe carefully, strengthen nutrition, the top priority is to hurry to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, including the examination of trace elements, do not delay the conditionI wish your sister's child good health.

I know you are in a hurry, so I will say a little for your reference: bone tuberculosis, bone tuberculosis is a kind of secondary tuberculosis, which is more likely to occur in children or adolescents bones and joints, the good occurrence of bone tuberculosis is the part that is prone to trauma due to some negative heavy activities, joint tuberculosis according to the initial location: synovial type, bone type, bone and joint tuberculosis has significant pain very rarely, the pain is a sense of heavy pressure and confusion, and the pain after spontaneous exercise is not only limited to the periphery of the lesion, but also distant joint pain, such as hip tuberculosis caused by knee pain, early joint lesions, destruction or dislocation, and movement limitation occurs.

One more reminder is the meniscus and patella, check it in detail, don't be careless, I wish the baby health!

This is not a child's play

It is recommended that you go to a larger hospital for a check-up

I can't listen to what the Internet says

It is best to go to a good pediatric hospital for a thorough examination so that you can prescribe the right medicine.

My child also has this problem (CT did not see a spot), but the doctor said that it was synovitis, so let's focus on the tumor

This question is big or small, no one here can be accurate for you, go to a big hospital.

In this case, we should go to the neurology department to see if there are brain lesions, because all the activities of the human body are innervated by the cranial nerves, if the child has had a high fever or a virus before, if it is not timely and incomplete, the virus or toxin will invade the brain nerve cells, so that the brain nerve cells will be damaged, and the corresponding limb activities will be abnormally changed from the face. I once saw a child who suddenly had an abnormal posture due to walking, walking unsteadily, and abnormal leg force, and then the family took him to the hospital neurology department for examination, and the doctor asked him to take a brain CT after asking about the condition, and suspected that there was a lesion in the brain nerve, but the result was not found, and later a more accurate brain MRI was done to find the lesion that was not easy to be found. It turned out that it was because of a child's virus ** that invaded the cranial nerves.

There is another situation I have also seen, so I am not talking nonsense, that is, some children after vaccination, due to the violation of the child's motor nerves during the vaccine injection, resulting in the child's legs are weak and unable to walk and stand, there is a 10-year-old child who is because of the injury of the motor nerve during the vaccination, the leg can not use the strength and will not walk, and then go to the hospital for examination**do**training will be slow**. So I suggest that you go to the Department of Neurology of the Children's Hospital to do a detailed examination of the child to make sure that it is carried out later, so as not to delay the condition, and the early will be better, if the muscles of the legs are not exercised normally, they will atrophy, muscle atrophy is difficult to recover, and if the muscles are atrophied, the possibility of the child being able to walk is small. So go to the hospital as soon as possible.

You may wonder if this is caused by a calcium deficiency that your child is growing too fast, right? Children grow up fast, some will have calcium deficiency, but even if the calcium deficiency is very serious, but it will not affect the child's legs, there is no strength, calcium deficiency is serious, it will cause bone softening and deformation, but not so that there will be no strength, no strength is not the reason for the bones, and your child is suddenly like this, this is not the reason for calcium deficiency. The nerves in the brain innervate all organs and parts of the body, and if the nerve function of the nerve cells in the brain is not restored, will the legs have strength?

This is similar to the condition of the elderly after a stroke.

Low blood sugar: Feed some sugar water.

Feed it several times, because kittens have a fast metabolism when they are small! Take a little less anti-inflammatory, amoxicillin.

You give him some anti-inflammatory medicine first, and then drink sugar water to keep warm.

Isolate other cats in case it's feline plague.

It's possible that it's the season of infectious diseases and you go to the hospital to have a look.

Thank you. After seeing so many experts and professors in so many hospitals, the child has poor walking posture, knee reflexion, gestational diabetes of the mother at birth, macrosomia, pathological jaundice and many other high-risk factors, in addition to the diagnosis of intellectual and language development disorders, have you considered the diagnosis of cerebral palsy, especially the diagnosis of cerebral palsy with involuntary movements? Because the main clinical manifestations of cerebral palsy are movement disorders and abnormal posture, a preliminary diagnosis can be made in combination with the high-risk factors related to brain injury.

As for the training guidance you mentioned, it is necessary to assess the child's intelligence, language, daily living ability, hand function, etc., and then according to the actual level to carry out targeted guidance according to local conditions, otherwise, it is not just a matter of paper.

Dr. Yan Hua of Hunan Provincial Children's Hospital solemnly reminded that because the patient cannot be seen face-to-face, the above suggestions are for reference only, and the specific diagnosis and treatment must be carried out in the hospital under the guidance of the doctor! ）