Patient's question:
My 4-year-old child, who cannot walk yet, was diagnosed with congenital cerebral palsy after a hospital examination. Can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
When a child is breastfed, they may have difficulty sucking, swallowing difficulties, or frequent phlegm and vomiting; the baby's mouth cannot close properly, and their crying is weak or high-pitched. These are early signs of cerebral palsy, and parents should pay attention.There are many causes of cerebral palsy. It can be mainly divided into two categories: prenatal factors and perinatal factors. The rehabilitation of cerebral palsy is a long-term process. Short-term hospital stays do not yield good results. The family needs to do a lot of treatment. Parents need to work closely with doctors to develop a long-term training plan to evaluate the training effectiveness. Under the guidance of a doctor, unreasonable training methods should be corrected.