Patient's question:
The baby is still unsteady on its feet now. It falls over easily with just a slight push. It speaks with unclear pronunciation and often drools. Its gaze is very vacant. It frequently clenches its fists and prefers to be alone. It develops slowly and has lower intelligence compared to average children. When taken to the hospital for examination, the doctor said it is a cerebral palsy child. How to treat pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy refers to the condition known as cerebral palsy. Childhood cerebral palsy is also one of its types. Children with cerebral palsy have lower motor skills compared to their peers of the same age. They have poor motor self-control. Children with cerebral palsy have lower motor skills compared to their peers of the same age. They have poor motor self-control. Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive disease. It only improves with age and does not worsen as one grows older. However, if attention is not paid to limbs and language, they may become deformed and degenerate. If you want to improve year by year rather than deteriorate, the best way is to attend school and engage in rehabilitation training whenever possible. If they do not attend school or undergo rehabilitation training, it will be difficult for their limbs and language to be fully utilized.