Whether an infant can be operated at four months needs to be judged according to the situation of the disease, the physical condition of the infant, etc. For example, if the disease is heavy and non-operation may be life-threatening, it can be operated.
1. Disease conditions: If the disease is serious, not operating may be life-threatening. Or the best time for disease surgery in about four months, with the passage of time the effect or risk of surgery will increase, four months is possible to operate.
2. Physical condition of the infant: If the infant’s physical condition can tolerate the trauma of surgery, or the advantages of surgery outweigh the disadvantages of a small month of age, it is possible to operate.
Because four-month-old infants organs are not well developed, trauma may have an impact on the child, whether you can do it needs to be a comprehensive judgment, try to go to a slightly larger hospital to consult in detail.