Patient's question:
Daughter was diagnosed with cerebral palsy from birth. It felt like the sky was about to collapse. Her development lagged far behind her peers. She couldn't stand steadily until she was over a year old. She couldn't even hold things properly. She also didn't eat well during meals. Her speech was babbling and unclear. She couldn't even call "Mom." What medication is used for children with cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive disease. It will only improve with age. It will not worsen with age. However, if not paid attention to, limbs and language will deform and degenerate. The treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy has traditionally been through medication and surgery. However, medication is slow because pediatric cerebral palsy is a non-progressive brain injury. Moreover, the effect of medication is poor. It is also a three-effective drug and is prone to side effects. It is harmful to the body. In addition, surgical risks are high. The trauma is large, difficult to heal, prone to recurrence, incomplete, and easy to cause permanent disability. The treatment of cerebral palsy in children under 2 years old is effective with hyperbaric oxygen, neurotrophic drugs, and rehabilitation training;