Patient's question:
The child is only three months old. When they were born, there were no obvious abnormalities, but it wasn't until they were about two months old that we noticed they were slower to react compared to other children of the same age. They also don't move around much and have less flexible eyes compared to other kids. Later, when we took them to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor diagnosed them with cerebral palsy, possibly something they had from birth but were too young to notice at the time.What kind of help are you looking for: Can children with cerebral palsy become self-sufficient after treatment?
Doctor's answer:
When a child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, parents must bravely face the situation and offer more love and sacrifice than they would for a healthy child. They must firmly grasp the two key functions: functional rehabilitation and education. Functional rehabilitation is the key to improving the condition of children with cerebral palsy, while education is the foundation for their independence. Through scientific, correct, and effective functional rehabilitation training, children with cerebral palsy can maximize the use of their residual functions.