Patient's question:
A four-year-old baby born prematurely in February has delayed gross motor development compared to peers. At three years old, she was diagnosed with mild cerebral palsy. Her Achilles tendons are tight, and she has been undergoing three-month rehabilitation training and corrective shoes. Currently, she walks unsteadily with leg tremors and a feeling of weakness, but her feet can touch the ground. Her left foot has outward rotation and flat feet, but her language and intelligence are normal; she is very smart.Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to what you said, did the baby's brain suffer any damage when it was born? You need to go to the hospital for a detailed check-up to see which part of the child's brain is affected and treat that specific area. The earlier the treatment, the better the outcome. The child's condition is not yet serious. If the recovery is good, it should be possible to recover completely. At home, you can start by gently massaging the child's head.