Patient's question:
Hello, my niece just gave birth not long ago, and she's a bit slow in her reactions. Sometimes her eyes seem unfocused, and she lacks much experience. She often feels that the baby is always slow in reaction, with stiff limbs and a vacant stare, and she doesn't like playing with other little babies. It's possible that her brain was injured during birth.Doctor's answer:
Mothers should learn family rehabilitation techniques under the guidance of professional doctors during the hospitalization of children with cerebral palsy. If the cerebral palsy child suffers from epilepsy, language disorders, abnormal behavior, etc., they should also learn corresponding family training methods and special education methods under the guidance of professional doctors. This is also a preventive measure for children with cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is still relatively common in clinical practice. Guidance and training on the grasping movements of children with cerebral palsy can guide the normal movement of their hands, allowing them to perform various fine motor skills like normal children. This disease cannot be treated well, but if it can be treated through rehabilitation, it can alleviate the aftereffects of the child.