Patient's question:
When her brother was born, he was already a premature baby and had been in an incubator for more than a month. It has already cost over 100,000. Now the child is three and a half months old, and last month it was discovered that he has cerebral palsy. It's truly adding insult to injury. The incubator treatment had already almost exhausted the family's savings, and now cerebral palsy has been diagnosed.Doctor's answer:
There are many traditional methods for treating cerebral palsy. Stem cell transplantation is different from traditional therapies. It belongs to central nervous system regeneration therapy. Through stem cell transplantation, more significant functional improvements can be achieved, with a significant reduction in muscle tone after surgery, and limbs being removed. Motor function is significantly improved, walking distance is extended, and language function is also improved. The cost of each hospital is either the above or the "treatment cost for pediatric cerebral palsy." Hope this helps you, wish you health!