Patient's question:
My niece is 10 years old this year and has been suffering from cerebral palsy. Since she was young, she has been slow to react, with a expression, and her speech is hesitant. Later, I heard from a friend that language rehabilitation training can be provided for cerebral palsy patients. They also introduced us to a professional rehabilitation institution, asking us to take her there for language rehabilitation training. However, we don't know if it will be effective.Doctor's answer:
The manifestations of cerebral palsy in children are primarily characterized by motor abnormalities, increased muscle tone, gigantism, chorea, and muscle stiffness. Cerebellar ataxia, ataxia, and hypotonia; muscle pain and tremors in widespread brain lesions are symptoms of cerebral palsy. It is impossible to achieve cerebral palsy treatment through only one method. The drug can only serve as an auxiliary treatment, and comprehensive treatment methods such as rehabilitation training and massage are required to achieve good results. Persistence is necessary because this disease must be very severe. It takes a long time to be effective.