Patient's question:
An 18-month-old boy still walks occasionally on his toes as if playing, showing no other discomfort. It should have little to do with cerebral palsy. It won’t be like some people say that walking on toes might indicate mild cerebral palsy. He used a walker when he was young and has 12 teeth. He can call "" (Dad) and "" (Mom) and has very flexible hands with no abnormal signs.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy requires further examination and diagnosis in a top-tier hospital. Comprehensive treatment is necessary, and appropriate treatment methods should be developed based on the examination results, such as surgical treatment, rehabilitation exercises, and corrective treatment.