Patient's question:
Now that I'm getting bigger, I've noticed that I'm different from ordinary children. I walk in a swaybacked manner, don't smile much, and am very active.Doctor's answer:
Hello: The treatment for cerebral palsy primarily focuses on rehabilitation training. Based on the child's exercise progress, surgical intervention may be appropriate at the right time to create favorable conditions for recovery.In terms of diet, it's important to enhance nutrition by selecting high-protein foods. Protein is the foundation of intellectual activity and is closely related to brain memory and thinking. Foods rich in protein include milk, soy milk, eggs, yogurt, meat, and more.
It is recommended that the diet for cerebral palsy include foods high in vitamins. Vitamin A can strengthen the body's resistance and promote brain development. B vitamins can improve various metabolic functions of the body, enhance appetite, and Vitamin D helps in the absorption and utilization of calcium.