Patient's question:
After the boy was born, his lips turned purple after 3 to 4 hours, and it improved after receiving oxygen. He was hospitalized for 9 days, and no hypoxia was detected before he was discharged. Two months later, his jaundice did not subside, so he went to a large hospital for examination and was diagnosed with jaundice hepatitis syndrome. He was hospitalized for 29 days and then discharged after his condition improved. At five months, he could not lift his head, could not do anything, could not roll over, and his hands were not functioning properly.Doctor's answer:
Methods for treating cerebral palsy include drug therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, surgical treatment, which is surgical correction therapy. Treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy can also be achieved through rehabilitation training.Although the above methods are effective, it is recommended to adopt a combination of physical therapy and traditional Chinese medicine. Long-term drug therapy can easily cause toxic side effects in children, while surgical treatment is fraught with risks. Given the child's poor physical function, the high risk of surgery makes it a losing proposition.