Patient's question:
My baby was just born, but unfortunately, it wasn't long before he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. As a mother, I feel extremely worried and really want to seek treatment. Can cerebral palsy in children be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is very difficult to treat. Cerebral palsy is a group of persistent central motor and postural development disorders and activity limitation syndromes. Cranial nerve damage is irreversible, cannot regenerate, and cannot be repaired. Therefore, cerebral palsy is incurable. Currently, there are clinical methods to treat cerebral palsy to improve patients' physical functions and the aforementioned accompanying symptoms. Mild patients can be normalized through standardized systematic treatment and can recover their lives; moderate and severe patients can also improve and improve motor function and quality of life, thereby reducing the burden on families and society.