Patient's question:
My niece is 10 years old this year. She has been suffering from cerebral palsy since she was a child. Since she could understand things, she has been slow to react, expressionless, and has a hesitant speech. Later, I heard from a friend that language rehabilitation training can be provided for cerebral palsy patients. They also introduced us to a professional rehabilitation institution, asking us to take her there for language rehabilitation training. I don't know if it's good or not.Doctor's answer:
It is unrealistic to completely cure cerebral palsy in children, but it is possible to approach normal levels. Due to the limitations of current medical technology, medication can only serve as supplementary treatment. Comprehensive therapies such as rehabilitation training and massage are the key treatments.Stem cell transplantation therapy is used to treat pediatric cerebral palsy. This therapy involves transplanting healthy stem cells into the patient or their own body through intravenous injection, with the goal of repairing damaged cells or reconstructing functional cells and tissues.