Patient's question:
Since birth, he has been in a state of cerebral palsy for 8 months. His legs cannot stand, and he cannot speak normally, but his thinking is very clear. Whatever he says, he can understand.Doctor's answer:
Cognitive training is an important measure of rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy, aiming to improve the cognitive abilities of the affected children, enabling them to live alongside normal children, and preventing psychological disorders. Crawling training is the foundation of upright movement and is highly important for children with cerebral palsy. It not only effectively improves the motor function of the upper and lower limbs but also ensures that the movements and postures of the upper and lower limbs become coordinated and symmetrical. There are two prerequisites for crawling training: the cerebral palsy child can lift their head independently while in a prone position; and the child can bear weight with both upper limbs.