Patient's question:
My aunt is also quite unlucky. She didn't have her little son until she was in her forties. However, when her son was in the womb, it was discovered that he wasn't very healthy—a case of pediatric cerebral palsy. I'm wondering, how harmful is this condition for the child? What are the general harms associated with it?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is a great pleasure to assist you. Currently, comprehensive treatment is the best approach for cerebral palsy. It emphasizes medical rehabilitation, educational rehabilitation, vocational rehabilitation, and social rehabilitation. Specific treatments include drug therapy, surgical treatment, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation methods. Generally speaking, the best results are achieved in patients under the age of 3. If the patient is too old, the treatment effect is relatively poorer. The treatment for cerebral palsy should be tailored to each child.