Patient's question:
My child, after a week of pulling his heels and moving his limbs, seemed to suddenly walk with his heels touching the ground, but a situation emerged—his knees don't bend when he walks, and his left foot walks straight like a limp. I'm not sure if this is normal, and I'm very worried. Now, I've stopped pulling his heels.Doctor's answer:
The true cause of pediatric cerebral palsy has led to the development of a comprehensive rehabilitation technique specifically for pediatric cerebral palsy. This therapy is green, gentle, and free of any violence, employing purely manual rehabilitation to directly target internal organs, with extremely rapid effectiveness. If this therapy is used for treatment within the first year of life, the symptoms of cerebral palsy in the child generally subside within five to seven days. After 1-2 treatment cycles, the child can recover. Children around three years old, after 2-3 treatment cycles, also achieve significant recovery through purely traditional Chinese manual techniques.