Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth. After treatment by the doctors, the symptoms have reduced significantly compared to before, but some sequelae remain. I would like to know how to prevent the occurrence of cerebral palsy when giving birth to the next child.Doctor's answer:
Do not get pregnant when you are not in good health. Before pregnancy, women should be vaccinated against rubella. Ensure adequate nutrition and prevent premature birth. Avoid unnecessary medication. Choose a good delivery hospital based on the expected delivery date and prepare for a safe delivery. Conduct regular health check-ups: pay attention to ruling out dystocia. If you have high blood pressure, actively treat diabetes. Focus on protecting premature infants, infants with asphyxia, and infants with severe jaundice, and provide necessary treatment, such as oxygen therapy and admission to an incubator. The above are suggestions for the prevention of "childhood cerebral palsy," hoping to help you. Wishing you good health!