Patient's question:
My child was born feeling abnormal. I don't know if he is sick. He doesn't cry or fuss. Feeding has been difficult since birth. He has weak sucking ability and swallowing difficulties. He was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. The symptoms are becoming more apparent now. He is currently taking medication, but it's not very effective. Can congenital cerebral palsy be cured?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is congenital. To be honest, going to the hospital is useless. The treatment provided by hospitals is only rehabilitation, medication, surgery, and massage. Rehabilitation massage cannot directly reach the affected area. Therefore, the effect is very small. This is why spending money does not change the disease. At the current level of medical care, it is completely impossible to be as normal as a healthy person. However, it can approach normal levels. The best standard for rehabilitation is living independently, taking care of oneself, going to school, working, falling in love, and getting married. In real life, many cerebral palsy patients can pass the college entrance exams to famous universities and key universities, and even study abroad.