Patient's question:
My friend's baby was premature, so they didn't know until after birth that he had cerebral palsy. Now he's 10 years old and can't do anything. He also can't speak clearly and often stares blankly. During severe episodes, he may also experience convulsions. The family is very worried.Doctor's answer:
Rehabilitation treatment for children with cerebral palsy is a comprehensive treatment system. It is best to approach it systematically with professional rehabilitation institutions. For some children with cerebral palsy who have language impairments, the following points should be noted during home language training: 1. Maintain proper posture. When the child has better trunk control and feeding ability, systematic language training can begin. It should be at the same height as the child's eyes. If the position is too high, the patient's excessive expansion will be unfavorable for pronunciation. Therefore, based on the current situation of the child, it is recommended to follow the guidance and advice of a doctor to ensure proper rehabilitation. This will also be very beneficial for the child's recovery.