Patient's question:
I am currently the child who has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Right now, the entire child's head is very puffy and painful, and they cannot lift it up. I want to take the child for rehabilitation training, and I also want some medication treatment. However, I don't know how to treat it well on a daily basis. How is rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy done?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy, although the age has exceeded the infant stage, lacks voluntary movement, and parents often hold him in their arms. If the child with the disease does not hold the neck of an adult and has poor control of the torso, use one hand to hold the shoulders and back of the child with the disease, and use the other hand to hold the hips, and place the legs on the waist. Side. When the child with the disease can hold the neck and torso to a certain extent through control, parents will use one hand to keep the child's hips in a seated position and separate the legs, placing them on one side in front of and behind the other side.