Patient's question:
On the fourth day after my daughter was born, it was discovered that she had congenital brain underdevelopment accompanied by seizures and was unable to see. We wanted to donate her to the hospital. She is currently unable to speak, walk, see, and can only consume some liquid food, as she cannot chew solid food. We no longer have the ability to raise her, so we want to donate her to the hospital. Information on her past treatment and its effectiveness.Doctor's answer:
The chances of treating congenital cerebral palsy are relatively low, but with persistent treatment, it is generally quite effective. Chinese acupuncture methods can be used for treatment, or stem cell and plant nerve transplantation can be employed. It is also important to actively adopt rehabilitation training methods, including muscle training, the use of orthopedic braces, and language training. Alternatively, surgical methods for the nervous system can be used for treatment.