Patient's question:
My daughter was fine yesterday, but this morning when she came down, she was walking with a limp. It's her right foot. It's not noticeable when she walks slowly, but it's very clear when she runs down. The doctor said it's due to calcium deficiency, while some doctors suggested it might be infantile cerebral palsy. She's three years old now. What could be going on?Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
Previously, she was diagnosed with anemia.
What kind of assistance is needed:
Just want to ask what might be the reason.
Doctor's answer:
Currently, the clinical application of neural stem cell grafting for treating cerebral palsy is increasing. Recommendations: Neural stem cell grafting has shown significant effects in reducing muscle tone, stabilizing speech function, improving limb movement function (such as head elevation, sitting, grasping, and navigating), and enhancing coordination. The above advice is for the question "Why do children have foot drop?" and is hoped to assist you. Wishing you good health!