Patient's question:
When I was born, I hit my head on an iron bed, and now it has been discovered that I have infantile cerebral palsy. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
You provided a lot of information about your child's intellectual and motor performance. Overall, his motor and intellectual abilities do not meet the level appropriate for his chronological age. There is definitely a developmental intellectual disorder, but whether he has cerebral palsy is uncertain. Because the diagnosis of cerebral palsy is a clinical diagnosis, it primarily involves central motor disorders and abnormal postures, with high-risk factors that can cause brain injury, and the symptoms are non-progressive.You may have been treating your child continuously, but it is unknown whether he has undergone relevant functional assessments, such as motor function evaluations, intellectual assessments, visual and auditory tests, etc. The treatment mainly focuses on functional training.