Patient's question:
Children will babble, but they will never walk. It was only when learning to walk that they realized the previous treatment and its effects: diagnosed with cerebral palsy at two years old, what kind of assistance matters: please help find a good hospital and one that can take over the pressure.Doctor's answer:
Currently, the most effective approach for treating cerebral palsy is comprehensive evaluation and treatment, which should include medication, surgery, rehabilitation, and neurostem cell grafting, among other multidisciplinary treatments. Generally, the best results are achieved within the first three years of age. For older patients, the treatment outcomes are relatively poorer. Additionally, individualized treatment plans should be developed for each child. For example: some children may respond better to rehabilitation and surgery, while others may benefit more from rehabilitation and neurostem cell grafting. We look forward to timely communication and early treatment for early recovery!