Tell Me About Doudou’s Test Results.

Today I took Doudou to the Provincial Maternity and Child Care Specialist for a check-up. The result was moderate autism, with a score of 85.

He failed in all areas of intelligence, language, motor and growth development.

The intelligence test only got 55 points, and the passing mark was 90 points.

The electroencephalogram shows a boundary electroencephalogram, and various bands are moderately or severely different from ordinary people.

Ever since I discovered this symptom of his, I have suspected that it was a sequelae left behind when he was born.

Because when my wife and I went to the hospital to give birth, we were past the due date, but there was no call for labor, not even regular contractions.

In 2019, there were many people giving birth and the hospital was overcrowded, so we were placed in extra beds in the corridor.

Her mother stayed one night and was not used to it. During a routine test the next day, intrauterine distress was found. The doctor didn't know whether it was because he was too busy or something. It was only in the evening that he noticed the abnormal result and urgently arranged for a cesarean section. .

In this operation record and admission record, I only saw the fetal heart sound that was checked when I was admitted to the hospital. I couldn't find the fetal heart sound changes recorded during the operation. I don't know whether he really suffered from intrauterine hypoxia.

And I don’t know whether the test result was issued on the first day or the second day, so I don’t know how long Doudou was deprived of oxygen in his mother’s belly during this period. I’m afraid only the doctor knows, but she We were not told and no remedial measures were taken after birth.

Intrauterine hypoxia can cause brain damage, and the severity of the damage is related to the time and degree of hypoxia.

But we knew nothing about this at the time. We were only immersed in the joy of the baby's birth, and were completely unaware of this huge hidden danger.

If some timely remedial measures could have been taken to repair the damaged brain nerves, the outcome might have been completely different.

Doudou is now 3 years, 7 months and 18 days old. We originally planned to send him to kindergarten in the second half of the year.

But now, during this period, his performance is getting worse and worse, his temper is getting more and more irritable, and his emotional control is very obvious. And I don’t know whether it is because his language has deteriorated or he is impatient. When we call him, he doesn’t answer much, or even answers. Very quietly.

He has forgotten a lot of things now. He has forgotten all the things he was taught before, and he is no longer interested in some interactive games he played before.

Today I found a Peppa Pig storybook that I bought for him when he was more than eight months old. He loved the story of the red monkey in it when he was a child, and he giggled every time he read it.

Today I opened this book with a torn cover and read him this story. Although he didn't laugh, he pointed at the red monkey over and over again after I finished reading it and asked me to do it again.

A long time ago, there was a red monkey.

He jumped on a rocket and flew to the moon.

He is swimming under the sea.

He also climbed the highest mountain.

After repeating it dozens of times, my nose felt a little sore.

Doudou may not even be as good as he was when he was eight months old.