Patient's question:
A good friend of mine, whose child is a congenital cerebral palsy patient, now the child is already five years old and still needs someone to accompany them all day. The child's intellectual development is very slow.Doctor's answer:
The child is not overly protected; there is no need for pity, no need to give up, and no need to compare them with other children. Encourage the child to participate in games and activities. Education must be persistent, and language correction and training are long-term and arduous. Parents must have great patience and perseverance. Only with persistence can they achieve results and lay a solid language foundation for individuals with language impairments. Each child with cerebral palsy has different motor function impairments. This requires parents to take their child to a specialized hospital for treatment. Professional doctors will develop a rehabilitation training plan based on the specific developmental disabilities of the child.