Patient's question:
The child of my cousin's family has just been born for a short time recently. At first, the whole family was happy about the smooth delivery, but then the child started showing symptoms like sticking out his tongue and being unable to move. They quickly had an examination, and it was found that the child had cerebral palsy. How is cerebral palsy treated?Doctor's answer:
Pediatric cerebral palsy must be treated gradually. Its treatment methods mainly include rehabilitation medicine, medication, selective posterior rhizotomy, and traditional Chinese medicine. You can choose some medications, such as: neurotrophic drugs, muscle relaxants, and blood circulation drugs. For example, lecithin, which can protect nerve cells and improve learning and memory functions. At the same time, you can actively add vitamins, such as 21-Golden Vitamin. Moreover, you can persist in home rehabilitation training, intellectual training, and so on.Care and Support: It is recommended that you develop a specific treatment plan based on your child's condition. Parents should be patient, persistent, and determined to achieve good results.