Patient's question:
I have a colleague who got married relatively late to his wife. Recently, they just had a baby boy, and the child is very cute. However, he suffers from infantile cerebral palsy. Now the child is quite slow, and he has been to many hospitals, but nothing has helped. So, how should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, the ideal age for cerebral palsy treatment and rehabilitation is for the child to start after birth at 6 months. However, in clinical practice, most children miss the golden period for rehabilitation. The reasons are often related to family factors, such as when parents realize their child cannot perform certain movements or has incorrect posture, they often think the child is still too young and believe everything will be fine once they grow older. Due to the parents' passive waiting, the children miss the best opportunity for treatment.