Patient's question:
My child has epilepsy and cerebral palsy. At three years old, they still cannot speak and their body language is not keeping up with that of normal children.Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy refers to non-progressive brain damage caused by factors such as infection, intrauterine hypoxia, and premature birth, leading to clinical manifestations such as language disorders, ataxia, developmental delays, intellectual disabilities, and even epilepsy. Clinically, it is primarily treated with neurotrophic drugs and antiepileptic drugs.Advice: It is also necessary to persist in functional rehabilitation training. Try to spend more time talking and singing with the child to continuously improve their daily living skills and social functions. At the same time, personal safety should be paid attention to.