Patient's question:
Hello! Dr. Fan, I would like to ask, my daughter is currently 1 year and 5 months old. She has been diagnosed with hypotonic infantile cerebral palsy, accompanied by low language ability and drooling. She cannot sit or stand alone! She also has strabismus nowDoctor's answer:
The symptoms of cerebral palsy are primarily manifested in motor disorders, postural abnormalities, intellectual impairments, language disorders, visual and auditory impairments, growth and development disorders, dental development disorders, emotional and behavioral disorders, etc. The main symptoms of cerebral palsy in newborns include sudden stiffness, flaccidity, limited mobility, excessive quietness or excessive crying, and poor feeding.Advice: Patients should adopt a comprehensive treatment approach, integrating repair and rehabilitation, while also using instruments to support the treatment. This can promote the body's production and secretion of neurotrophic factors, helping patients recover to normal levels. The earlier cerebral palsy is treated, the better the outcome. Combining conventional treatment with rehabilitation training can effectively alleviate the condition of the child and restore limb function.