Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, my relative's child is already six years old this year, but unfortunately, the child is a cerebral palsy patient and cannot walk or speak clearly at this age. Is there any method to treat cerebral palsy well?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy has complex and diverse clinical manifestations. The occurrence of cerebral palsy can cause sudden stiffness in children: it may be difficult to dress them when they are in certain positions, such as when lying on their backs, bending their bodies, or hugging them. Flaccidity: The baby's head and neck are soft and cannot lift their head. When held in the air, their limbs hang down. The baby rarely moves. Developmental delay: Learning to lift their head, sit, and use their hands is slower than that of peers. They may use one part of their body more than another, such as: some children often use one hand instead of both hands. Poor feeding: Difficulty with sucking and swallowing. The tongue often pushes milk and food out.