Patient's question:
After much anticipation, we finally welcomed a baby, and the whole family was very happy. However, our joy gradually faded as we noticed he couldn't lift his head up. While children of the same age were already walking, he couldn't even stand up. He also couldn't speak. Hospital tests revealed he had cerebral palsy.What kind of help do we need: Can congenital cerebral palsy in infants be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it can be treated. Currently in China, there are:1. Nerve block has the advantages of accurate positioning, strong selectivity, rapid onset of action, and minimal side effects. It is a minimally invasive technique that causes almost no damage to the skin, soft tissues, muscles, or nerves, making it a necessary method for treating cerebral palsy.
2. 3S nerve block has the advantages of accurate positioning, strong selectivity, rapid onset of action, and minimal side effects. It is a minimally invasive technique that causes almost no damage to the skin, soft tissues, muscles, or nerves, and has become a necessary method for treating cerebral palsy.