Patient's question:
Her niece was diagnosed with congenital cerebral palsy one week after birth. Her parents are normal, no different from ordinary people. This rules out consanguineous relationships. Is it caused by genetics or gene mutations? How many general causes are there for congenital cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Treatment is different for different people and different diseases. The duration of the illness, the presence or absence of complications, as well as the patient's physical health status and the different treatment techniques and methods used, all directly affect the specific treatment for each individual. There are many causes of congenital cerebral palsy, such as viral or bacterial infections during pregnancy, genetic and chromosomal diseases, brain malformations, and the side effects of certain medications. The earlier the recovery, the better. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital in a timely manner to avoid delay.