Patient's question:
The child is four years old and has unclear pronunciation! Poor comprehension ability! Speech is unclear! Sometimes it's hard to understand what they're saying. 1 Mild intellectual development delay, no problem with the oral mucosa color. 1 Which department should I go to at the children's hospital?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of cerebral palsy vary depending on the type of cerebral palsy. Typically, the symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy include: abnormal physical development, being short and underweight; abnormal posture, with children exhibiting various abnormal postures and poor stability; motor disorders, with children having poor limb mobility and being unable to perform many simple movements.Suggestions: First, family members should face the problem and reality, adhere to scientific treatment, and approach the child with patience and love, maintaining confidence in rehabilitation. If possible, the child should be sent to a formal rehabilitation center for comprehensive training. Common methods include: occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical education therapy, physical therapy (including hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, and phototherapy), education (including special education, guided education, and cognitive education), orthotic braces, etc.