Patient's question:
My baby is 7 months old. The CT scan showed mild peripheral hydrocephalus, and the doctor said it might be cerebral palsy. There is no problem with language skills, but the gross motor skills are delayed compared to peers. What is the current general treatment?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy should be identified and treated early. The earlier, the better the rehabilitation outcome! Improve abnormal postures and movements, inhibit abnormal reflexes. Mainly high-pressure oxygen, bioelectric muscle strength therapy, and exercise correction of abnormal posture training, etc! Cerebral palsy rehabilitation is a long-term process. Parents must cooperate with professional training institutions to achieve effective treatment, with the focus on home rehabilitation.After a baby is born, if their hands remain tense and clenched at 4-6 months, symptoms such as a hurried gait and scissor gait may occur. Longna Kang can be given to the child to promote brain development, and there is hope that their speech, walking, and intelligence can return to normal levels.