Patient's question:
A classmate of mine is about to give birth, but during the pre-pregnancy check-up, it was found that the child might have a condition of cerebral palsy. The doctor said it was caused by medication taken in the early stages, but because the fetus was too large, an abortion could not be performed, and they could only give birth.Doctor's answer:
It is unrealistic to completely cure cerebral palsy in children, but it is possible to approach the level of normal individuals. Due to the current limitations in 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 rebuilding functional cells and tissues.