Patient's question:
I just learned that the child in my sister's family might have encephalitis. I read about the symptoms of encephalitis. There's a 90% chance they have encephalitis. I want to know if there's a specific medicine for it? If not, how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Since all three hospitals said it was cerebral palsy, the possibility of the child having cerebral palsy is very high. At twelve months, brain-activating hormones or ganglioside esters are still effective in promoting brain recovery. The most important thing is to undergo rehabilitation therapy and stick to it to help the child get as close to normal as possible. Massage methods provided by netizens can also be tried. Acupuncture therapy also has a certain auxiliary effect. Children with cerebral palsy have low physical resistance and should avoid contact with patients suffering from infectious diseases and acute infectious diseases.