Patient's question:
The baby is already two months old this month. Tummy lifting is okay, but they always prefer to look down or lie on an adult's shoulder. They still can't sit still, wobbling and tilting, and have just started learning to roll over. When lying down, they like to kick their feet, making us suspect infantile cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the clinical manifestations of pediatric cerebral palsy are diverse. Due to differences in type and affected areas, the symptoms can vary greatly. Even in the same patient, the manifestations may differ at different stages of life. Early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment are key in the treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy. Delaying treatment can lead to greater harm and lifelong regret. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice for treatment.Hello, the internationally recognized most effective treatment for pediatric cerebral palsy is stem cell transplantation. There are also examples in newspapers where stem cell transplantation therapy has successfully treated pediatric cerebral palsy. The key to treating pediatric cerebral palsy lies in early intervention, so it is recommended that patients seek treatment at tertiary-level Grade A hospitals.