Patient's question:
My nephew is already five years old, but he still cannot walk normally and his speech is also unclear. According to my brother, there were no obvious abnormalities when the child was born, but by the time he was one year old, the child still could not crawl, so they went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said the child suffered from cerebral palsy. Now, I would like to consult my brother about the feasibility of surgical treatment for children with cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the condition of your scorpion has developed into sequelae, and surgery is not easily effective. Treatment requires more symptomatic therapy, including the use of neurotrophic drugs and speech exercises. Cerebral palsy occurs during prenatal, birth, and the first month after birth. The immature brain tissue of children is damaged during development, leading to non-progressive, irreversible lesions. It is recommended to use drugs that nourish the nerves and improve brain cells and metabolism.