Muhammad is 7 years old. He has a complex diagnosis: a psychological and speech development disorder (SDD Level 1) combined with emotional disturbances. The first problems began when he was only 5-6 months old—his eyes began to cross. An examination revealed increased intracranial pressure as the cause.
Unfortunately, Muhammad was prescribed a course of nootropics, which were contraindicated for him. Despite this, the child underwent two courses of treatment. After the second course, the boy suffered a severe seizure. A long journey of rehabilitation, tests, and new treatments began.
Muhammad is now 7 years old. Thanks to regular sessions with specialists, the first results have appeared, but they need to be consolidated without interruption. Before the rehabilitation began, the boy had virtually no contact with the outside world, but now, step by step, we are seeing progress. Much work remains to be done.
However, the cost of regular rehabilitation courses is prohibitive for the family's budget.
Let's work together to help Muhammad get through this important stage of his treatment!
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