Patient's question:
Daughter was diagnosed with cerebral palsy from birth. It made me feel like the sky was about to collapse. Her development was much slower than that of her peers. She couldn't stand steadily until she was over a year old. She couldn't even hold things properly. She didn't eat well during meals. She spoke in baby talk and her pronunciation was unclear. She couldn't even call "Mom." What medicine is used for children with cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy refers to the condition known as cerebral palsy. Pediatric cerebral palsy is also one of its types. Children with cerebral palsy have lower motor skills compared to their peers of the same age. They have poor motor self-control. Children with cerebral palsy have lower motor skills compared to their peers of the same age. They have poor motor self-control. Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive disease. It only improves with age and does not worsen as one grows older. However, if limbs and language are not paid attention to, they may deform and deteriorate. If you want to make sure they get better year after year rather than worse, the best way is to enroll them in school and have them do rehabilitation training whenever possible. If they do not go to school or do rehabilitation training, it will be difficult for their limbs and language to be fully utilized. Therefore, regression is inevitable. With the continuous development of medicine, there are now more and more treatments for cerebral palsy.