Patient's question:
A friend of mine has a child who has had cerebral palsy since childhood, but it is mild. They have been undergoing treatment and some rehabilitation exercises. Now, the child can understand what we say, but doesn't speak much, and it seems their intelligence is significantly different from other children. They want to find another hospital to seek treatment for pediatric cerebral palsy. Which hospital is good for treating cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
You can go to a children's hospital to treat pediatric cerebral palsy. In the medical field, this is usually a challenge. Under normal circumstances, it can be treated with drugs that nourish brain cells (such as murine neurotrophic factor or gangliosides), of course, it can also treat brain diseases. Stem cell transplantation, but it is not very mature. At the same time, it is mainly based on rehabilitation exercises, the cost is relatively high, but it does have a certain effect.