Patient's question:
The baby in my colleague's family is eight and a half months old. They can hold their head up, but they always prefer to look down or lie on an adult's shoulder. They still can't sit still and sway side to side. They've just recently started learning to roll over. When lying down, they like to kick their feet. Usually, when called, they don't react much. They went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it's cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Do not go to the hospital for treatment; you must go to a formal, large hospital for medical care. Do not believe in home remedies; delaying treatment is one issue. Making the brain condition worse is terrifying. Do not draw hasty conclusions before the child is one year old. Some children's development may be slower than that of normal children. These cerebral palsies may not roll over for about six months and may have very flexible bodies, but it cannot be determined that the child already has cerebral palsy. If the child had abnormalities before and during birth, please pay attention to the child's symptoms.