Patient's question:
My daughter has cerebral palsy. When she walks, her feet turn out like scissors because of poor coordination. However, our family's financial situation is not very good. Seeing her development lagging, I want to know what to do about pediatric cerebral palsy. What are the effective treatments for cerebral palsy currently? What methods are there to treat childhood cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is a comprehensive neurological disease with comprehensive degeneration in all aspects. It is permanent. So far, there have been no reports of cerebral palsy. The treatment of cerebral palsy can only be carried out through rehabilitation training. The key to treating cerebral palsy is early detection. The earlier you discover it, the better the treatment effect and the better the recovery. The treatment of cerebral palsy is best not to be delayed until after the age of 2. Because the later the treatment is started, the worse the child's sense of inferiority, the worse the prognosis, and encouraging him to have more social contact. The requirements for cerebral palsy children should be lower than those of ordinary people, and there is no need to demand perfection from the children. The above is advice on "How to treat pediatric cerebral palsy?" Hope it helps you, wish you health!