Patient's question:
Late in life, they finally had a child, and the whole family cherished him as if he were a treasure. Gradually, they noticed that he was very different from other children. He always drooled, had unfocused eyes, and at the age of two, he couldn't walk or talk. When they went to the hospital for a check-up, they were told he had cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, Stem Cell Transplant Therapy: As everyone knows, cerebral palsy is caused by damage to neural tissue and poor development of neuronal tissue. The stem cell transplant therapy we use (also known as neural tissue repair therapy) involves the differentiation of stem cells. Nerve cells have the ability to repair and regenerate, which can quickly repair damaged and dead neural tissue, restore oxygen supply to the brain, improve brain blood circulation, restore normal brain function, and since stem cells are obtained from the patient's own body, there is no rejection reaction. Postoperative rehabilitation training is the most important biological therapy for treating cerebral palsy.