When is the best time to treat childhood cerebral palsy

Patient's question:

Health consultation description: The child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy less than a month after birth. Our family couldn't believe the fact, so I took the child to various hospitals for thorough examinations. The diagnosis was still cerebral palsy. When is the best time to start treatment?

Doctor's answer:

Patients should avoid raw onions, garlic, pork from nursing sows, pumpkin, strong alcohol, as well as foods that are pungent, warm, fried, greasy, rich in meat, stale, moldy, and other foods that promote fire, generate phlegm, harm the spleen, and stimulate the body. It is recommended to eat foods with functions of cooling blood, softening hardness, and resolving stagnation, such as kelp, laminaria, laver, oysters, asparagus, and fresh kiwifruit. Soybeans, garlic, jujubes, vegetables, wheat germ, and green tea are beneficial for preventing diseases. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!

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