Patient's question:
My child has cerebral palsy, he is 15 years old, and his physical condition is normal, but his mind is a bit normal. I want to know how to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy may sometimes exhibit abnormal psychological and behavioral problems, such as autism, hyperactivity, emotional instability, and other symptoms. A healthy family environment, increasing interaction with peers, and early intervention for psychological and behavioral issues are key to prevention. It is recommended that children with cerebral palsy pay attention to their diet: if the food is easy to digest and absorb, rich in nutrition, and high in protein, protein is the foundation of intellectual activity and is closely related to the brain in terms of memory and thinking. Vitamin A can enhance the body's resistance and promote brain development. Outdoor activities should be conducted daily to allow sunlight to shine on the skin, which can also increase appetite and aid in absorption. Eat more vegetables and fruits, as they contain vitamins and fiber, which can help keep bowel movements regular.