Patient's question:
Please ask the expert about the gender of the patient: Gu Yajie. Born at 5 years old with a brain injury, could walk only at the age of 2, and has not spoken until now. MRI showed cerebral dysplasia. Is this condition cerebral palsy? Which hospital is better to go to?Doctor's answer:
This stage of age-related myelin delay is mostly due to hypoxic late-onset encephalopathy. If timely and correct treatment is not administered, it can lead to delayed ischemic nerve damage and neurodegeneration, resulting in severe cerebral palsy. Therefore, to treat and recover from this condition, it is essential to identify the underlying cause and provide targeted diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, nourishing the nerves, stimulating them, and activating them can promote myelin regeneration and repair, thereby minimizing the severity of cerebral palsy.Note: Rehabilitation exercises cannot restore or improve nerve function. If assistance is needed, it is necessary to consult a doctor in person to determine an effective treatment plan for the child.