Patient's question:
There is a child next door who, for some reason, has developed differently from other children. He only started walking now and still isn't very good at speaking. The doctor said he has cerebral palsy, which is quite difficult to treat. Their family is deeply heartbroken.Doctor's answer:
The treatment of cerebral palsy in children is more common worldwide. It involves the use of physical therapy and occupational therapy, as well as the use of canes, orthotics, and other aids. Currently, in addition to introducing internationally recognized techniques mentioned above, traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture is also used for early detection and diagnosis of cerebral palsy in children. The current physical and occupational therapies are the most effective and widely recognized methods. Coordination is also very important. Children usually spend more time at home. Parents should follow the basic principles of rehabilitation. Further home treatment and guidance should be provided to children with great patience and perseverance. The possibility of regaining self-care abilities is a suggestion for "What should be done for children with cerebral palsy?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!