Patient's question:
My child has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Due to the late detection, coupled with limited financial resources to provide treatment, the condition of my child has worsened. I am very anxious and would like to know how to properly care for a child with cerebral palsy. How should a child with cerebral palsy be cared for?Doctor's answer:
The child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and as parents, they must face it with strength and courage. They must show more love and care than healthy children. We must firmly grasp the two key points of functional rehabilitation and education. Functional rehabilitation is the key to solving cerebral palsy in children, and it is the foundation for children to be self-reliant. Let cerebral palsy children receive scientific, correct, and effective functional rehabilitation training to maximize their remaining functions, improve their physical, psychological, social, professional, and economic abilities, and make every effort to reduce the number of healthy children. The gap between them enables them to take care of themselves, even receive education, and they can engage in suitable jobs in the future.