Patient's question:
A few days ago, my neighbor next door had a baby. The child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth, which is very difficult to treat. I am now six months pregnant and very afraid that my child will develop cerebral palsy. I want to ask the doctor, how can this type of cerebral palsy be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you: During pregnancy, as long as you pay attention to diet and nutrition, avoid exposure to secondhand smoke, carbon dioxide, and other toxic substances, and maintain a balanced diet without consuming foods that are forbidden for pregnant women, you should also minimize contact with electronic devices. Additionally, follow your doctor's advice, undergo regular check-ups, promptly identify any issues, and address them in a timely manner. Under normal circumstances, there is no risk of cerebral palsy in children. I recommend that you visit a professional hospital for examination.