Patient's question:
The child is not very talkative and has somewhat slow reactions. His peers are not very willing to play with him. After checking at the hospital, they said it's infantile cerebral palsy. What methods should I take? Which hospital is better for treatment? Can it be cured? How about the cost?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy may sometimes experience abnormal psychological and behavioral problems, such as autism, hyperactivity, emotional instability, and other symptoms. A healthy family environment, increased interaction with peers, and early psychological and behavioral intervention are key to preventing and treating these conditions.Recommendation: It is recommended to visit the rehabilitation department of a hospital for systematic follow-up rehabilitation training. This is a gradual process, so please do not be impatient, and proceed slowly. Additionally, the most important thing is: Follow the medical advice given at the time of discharge, continue with active medication, take the prescribed dosage at the designated times, and strictly avoid stopping, changing, or adjusting the medication dosage on your own. You must strictly adhere to the doctor's instructions for treatment.