The reasons for the backward twist of both wrists

Patient's question:

15 days
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: When my child was born, both wrists were twisted backward. At the time, it wasn’t noticed, but it was only discovered after a month. I asked the doctor, but they couldn’t identify the cause, only said it might be due to brain-related reasons. They recommended hyperbaric oxygen therapy, hydrotherapy, and massage. I want to ask about the cause of this condition and the treatment methods? (The hospital treatment costs are too high now, and we no longer have money.) Can it be treated at home? Also, what is the effect of hyperbaric oxygen therapy? Would doing it every ten days affect it? (Additionally, my wife had marginal placenta previa during pregnancy.)

Doctor's answer:

The situation you mentioned is a soft tissue injury. The more severe the injury, the longer the recovery time and the slower the recovery.
You should rest more, avoid getting cold, staying up late, or overexerting yourself. Adjust your mindset, avoid excessive stress, maintain emotional stability, develop good habits, and gradually improve and alleviate the condition to promote normal recovery.
The occurrence of pediatric orthopedics severely affects the patient's health. In addition to symptomatic treatment, patients need to pay more attention to daily care. It is important to protect the affected area, maintain a balanced diet, and avoid or reduce the chances of the condition recurring.