Patient's question:
Before the child was very healthy, but after getting childhood cerebral palsy, they couldn't speak or walk anymore. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
!Cerebral Palsy in Children, as long as the baby does not have other some complications, generally has no significant difference in lifespan compared to normal people, but the quality of life is relatively worse than that of normal people. Cerebral palsy has little to do with lifespan. You should take the baby to some cerebral palsy hospitals for examination to see the specific condition of the baby. The recovery of children with cerebral palsy relies on rehabilitation exercises, and parents need to spend a lot of time and effort to help the child walk, talk, and engage in other exercises.