Patient's question:
My nephew is already one week old, but he still cannot roll over or sit up, and even cannot grasp things. His sleep is particularly poor, and he cries a lot at night. He also has very little strength when feeding, and often drools. When checked at the hospital, the doctor said he has congenital cerebral palsy in children. What kind of help do you want to receive?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is congenital, and the mother has issues. To be honest, seeing a doctor at the hospital for this disease is useless. The treatment at the hospital is only rehabilitation, medication, surgery, and massage. Drug surgery and injuries must be handed over to the children. Is it true? Rehabilitation and massage cannot directly reach the affected area, so the effect is very small. That's why spending money doesn't change the disease. The main cause of cerebral palsy is incomplete development of brain tissue. These physical problems will appear. The best method is to allow the brain tissue in the affected area to grow again so that the child can truly get better. This view doesn't know if you approve.