Patient's question:
My child, I suspect, may have cerebral palsy, but it has not been diagnosed. They can sit but cannot crawl, cannot speak, but can smile. At one year old, they cannot stand, and when they occasionally stand, their feet are flat on the toes, showing a scissor gait phenomenon.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the clinical manifestations of pediatric cerebral palsy are diverse. Due to differences in type and affected areas, the manifestations vary, and even the same patient may show different symptoms at different age stages. Early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment are key in the treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy. Do not delay treatment, as it may cause greater harm and lead to lifelong regrets. It is recommended to follow medical advice for treatment.Hello, the internationally recognized most effective treatment for pediatric cerebral palsy is stem cell transplantation. There are also examples in newspapers where stem cell transplantation therapy has successfully treated pediatric cerebral palsy. The key to treating pediatric cerebral palsy lies in early intervention, so it is recommended that patients seek treatment at tertiary-level Grade A large hospitals.