Patient's question:
The child from the relative's family is just not able to speak, and other aspects are fine. Could this be cerebral palsy? How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy, also known as cerebral palsy, is a syndrome characterized by motor and postural disorders caused by damage or injury before, during, or within one month after birth. It is often accompanied by epilepsy, intellectual disability, language disorders, and other impairments. In rehabilitation treatment, orthotics are typically used together to achieve the purpose of limiting abnormal joint movement, improving stability, helping to control muscle spasms, maintaining muscle length, preventing deformities, and aiding in the improvement of motor function. The key to applying orthotics is to select the optimal wearing time and type based on the child's individual circumstances. Therefore, it should be determined by rehabilitation physicians, therapists, and orthopedic doctors.