Patient's question:
The son of my older brother is 2 years old this year. He still cannot sit up, let alone walk, and he also cannot bring things to himself to eat or speak. For this condition, we have spent a lot of money on treatment. We are rural people and cannot afford the burden. What kind of help do we want: Can cerebral palsy in children be cured?Doctor's answer:
Poliomyelitis is an acute infectious disease caused by the poliovirus. Clinical manifestations include fever, sore throat, and limb pain, and some patients may develop flaccid paralysis. Currently, the best treatment for pediatric cerebral palsy is neural stem cell transplantation, which can significantly improve symptoms in early-stage patients. Later on, it can greatly improve the condition of personal urination and defecation, which is a significant improvement in quality of life. It is recommended that if signs of the disease are detected, one should seek medical attention promptly. Early detection of symptoms will lead to timely treatment, greatly enhancing the therapeutic effect. This will prevent delays in the condition and minimize suffering for the patient. For the treatment of poliomyelitis, we recommend neural tissue regeneration therapy.