Patient's question:
My relative's family had a child, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of one. Now he is over two years old and still cannot speak or walk. The family is very worried about whether he will be disabled when he grows up.How should cerebral palsy in children be treated? What kind of help do you want: How should cerebral palsy in children be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy, also known as CP, is a syndrome caused by non-progressive brain damage and developmental defects from conception to infancy, primarily characterized by motor disorders and abnormal postures. It is often accompanied by intellectual disability, epilepsy, sensory disorders, communication disorders, behavioral abnormalities, and other abnormalities.Guidance: Using umbilical cord stem cell therapy, the differentiation ability of stem cells is utilized to differentiate into neuron cells in the brains of patients with brain damage, replacing damaged nerves. Fundamentally, this can treat and reconstruct neurons that restore brain function. This treatment is excellent for patients of all ages and can improve.