Patient's question:
I have a cousin who is still very young, but he is a cerebral palsy patient. Now that he is 5 years old, he still cannot crawl. Everyone in the family hopes he can learn to crawl. We start exercising step by step, but every time he crawls a little, he just stops there and doesn't move anymore.Doctor's answer:
Usually, sleep is good, diet is light, and appropriate exercise is performed. If patients with movement disorders are inactive for a long time, their joints may collapse. Therefore, functional exercise is necessary. The patients cannot move, and family members need to help with their mobility, just like a machine that has not been running for a long time. It rusts, and the most important part is the joints, support, walking, and going up and down stairs.Suggestions: Hello, cerebral infarction is caused by atherosclerosis of cerebral arteries, and then local thrombosis is formed due to various factors, leading to the worsening of arterial stenosis or complete occlusion. It is a cerebrovascular disease that causes ischemia, hypoxia, necrosis, and neurological dysfunction in brain tissue. In the late treatment of cerebral infarction, Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and functional rehabilitation training are combined to improve symptoms while being beneficial for symptomatic and supportive treatment.