Patient's question:
The little granddaughter of Aunt Zhang downstairs doesn't usually come out much. Today, I met her downstairs. She's a very cute little girl, but she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy around the age of one. Her hands and feet don't move very normally, she just has poor balance, and she speaks in a stammered manner.Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy only has effective treatment, no cure rate. During the treatment period, parents must personally, under the guidance of the treating doctor, conduct appropriate functional training for the child to achieve good results. Because of the close contact between parents and the child, they know what the child will be and what the child is, so they can correct abnormal forces and abnormal postures at any time. Adding the long-term and continuous requirements for cerebral palsy rehabilitation, children cannot be treated in the hospital all year round, so only parents can achieve the expected treatment and rehabilitation effects.