Where is it better to treat infant cerebral palsy?

Patient's question:

My child is 5 months old. I noticed that his gaze does not follow adults, he does not pay attention to looking at people, and his eyes move quickly but are not flexible. After diagnosis, it was confirmed that he has cerebral palsy. Hello, how should this disease be treated? Thank you. Treatment methods for pediatric cerebral palsy

Doctor's answer:

Postpartum factors, low birth weight infants, premature infants, hypoglycemia, hyperbilirubinemia, excessive blood loss, infections, and other reasons leading to neonatal shock, cranial brain injury, and convulsions can cause cerebral palsy. Timely treatment of complications. For those with auditory and visual impairments, timely correction is necessary. Language training should be provided for those with language disorders. Special education should be given to those with intellectual disabilities. Active medication should be used to control seizures in those who experience them.