Patient's question:
A 5-year-old child with cerebral palsy cannot walk, cannot go to school, and cannot take care of themselves. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Common symptoms of cerebral palsy are typically toes pointing downward, standing on the toes like ballet dancers, and even some crossing, scissor-like movements. Flaccid or stiff limbs are also symptoms of cerebral palsy.1. Sixth, an infant's mouth cannot close properly, and they may cry weakly or scream.
Patients should receive a comprehensive treatment plan that includes repair and rehabilitation. Through the use of instruments and therapy, the body can be stimulated to produce and secrete nerve growth factor, helping patients return to normal levels.
The earlier cerebral palsy is treated, the better. Combining conventional treatment with rehabilitation exercises can effectively alleviate the child's condition and restore physical strength.