Patient's question:
My baby is just 3 months old. I noticed he always likes to tilt his head back. I heard someone say it might be cerebral palsy. Can infant cerebral palsy be treated?Doctor's answer:
The best current treatment for cerebral palsy is cell infiltration repair therapy. Cell infiltration repair therapy involves extracting mesenchymal cells to repair and treat brain nerve cells. Mesenchymal cells can replicate and divide, with some nerve cells dividing into neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes, forming a cellular composition of the nervous system. This constitutes the structural and functional foundation of the nervous system, promoting functional recovery. Its characteristic is the ability to rapidly repair damaged cells and enhance the regeneration of new cells, going beyond the goals of rehabilitation. Cerebral palsy is a systemic disease, primarily based on rehabilitation training. It is recommended to undergo systematic rehabilitation exercises in the rehabilitation department of the hospital, as this can yield better recovery outcomes. During treatment, patients should follow a regulated diet, maintain a regular sleep schedule, actively participate in physical exercise, and regulate their physical and mental health.