Patient's question:
The child has infantile cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
"BC-Brain Cell Intervention Repair Therapy" adheres to the treatment principle of addressing both the "brain" and the "paralysis" while considering both the root cause and symptoms. It fundamentally resolves the issues caused by cerebral palsy in patients, including: spasms, scissor gait, plantigrade foot with equinus, foot inversion, flexed knee joints, flexed elbow joints, wrist drop, thumb-inward deviation, finger flexion, drooling, (crooked mouth), limb dysfunction, language disorders, and intellectual impairments. It overcomes the drawbacks of traditional single-method treatments, which often fail to address both brain and paralysis issues effectively.After years of clinical observation involving nearly 10,000 patients, approximately 92.7% of children have achieved satisfactory outcomes. Most patients can achieve a degree of self-sufficiency in daily life, earning widespread recognition from parents of cerebral palsy patients. It is the preferred choice for the rehabilitation of cerebral palsy children. Those from financially disadvantaged families who meet the criteria may also apply for the Cerebral Palsy Relief Fund.