Patient's question:
My child is always off, while other children can move when they are conscious. My child is still sleeping at home even when they are awake, always feeling unconscious. I took them to the hospital for a check-up, and it seems like it's infantile cerebral palsy. We want to give her treatment and want to know the specific costs. How much does infantile cerebral palsy treatment cost?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy. Physical weakness and spontaneous movement. Body stiffness. Abnormal head circumference. Fixed posture. Poor weight gain. Inability to breastfeed. Symptoms of strabismus. The treatment of cerebral palsy is indeed very complex. Since the stage of brain disease has passed. Therefore, the sequelae are diverse. Treatment methods are also different. Usually. There are two aspects: one is to cure the brain. The other is to cure the disease. Because it is sequelae. So it is usually not dependent on medication or surgery. Mainly exercise. Guide family members to prevent the child from adopting abnormal postures. And teach the child to practice actions that should be completed but have not been completed. For example: rolling over. Crawling. Holding hands. Standing on one knee, etc. Regularly vaccinate with various vaccines. Cerebral palsy is a very difficult disease to treat. It requires parents to invest long-term effort and financial resources.