Patient's question:
Can children with cerebral palsy be rehabilitated? What specific treatments are needed? How long does it take to recover?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the manifestations of cerebral palsy include: delayed motor development, reduced active movement. Abnormal muscle tone. Abnormal posture. Abnormal reflexes. In addition to these four typical manifestations, early stages often show the following: excessive irritability, persistent crying, difficulty falling asleep. Feeding difficulties, poor coordination of sucking and swallowing, etc.The condition of pediatric cerebral palsy, also known as developmental brain dysfunction, should be compared to peers with some degree of delayed response, intellectual impairment, or slightly slower development in motor function and other areas. Early detection and active treatment are necessary.