Patient's question:
My child is a patient with pediatric cerebral palsy. He has taken many medications, but none have been effective, and the side effects have been very severe. As a result, the doctor said that the child has developed resistance to many drugs. This has caused great concern for both of us, and we are truly at a loss as to what to do.Doctor's answer:
The rehabilitation training measures for children with cerebral palsy mainly include the following aspects:1. Basic training for standing and walking: assisted plus active. The trainer gradually transforms the movement into the patient's active participation.
2. Physical training: comprehensive assisted training. Most movements are completed by the trainer. Training subjects: strength training, flexibility training, orthopedic training.
3. Walking training: guided active. The movement is guided by the coach and performed with the patient's assistance.
4. Motor training: targeted rehabilitation training is conducted based on the clinical classification of cerebral palsy children, including fine motor skills, balance, and coordinated training through games and home activities to enable children to unconsciously coordinate movements for the purpose of self-exercise in daily life.