Patient's question:
My son has cerebral palsy, his hands cannot straighten, he cannot sit upright, he cannot stand with his toes on the ground, he is hyperactive, and his intelligence is okay. He can speak simple words, such as "Dad." He has been to the hospital for check-ups, but the results have not been significant. What kind of help do you want to receive: What are the treatment methods for cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy, full name Cerebral Palsy, is a syndrome characterized by various motor dysfunction and posture disorders, caused by non-progressive brain damage. Suggestions: The treatment of cerebral palsy includes comprehensive therapies such as functional training, orthotics, surgery, and medication. Functional training should be conducted according to the developmental patterns of children's motor skills, and interventions should be targeted at issues like intellectual disability and language disorders. The treatment process for cerebral palsy is long, and most treatments rely on parents providing functional training for the children during daily life. Therefore, parents must build confidence and persist in long-term treatment for their children.