Patient's question:
I have been very troubled recently. My young nephew was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. This has made everyone in my family very anxious. Everyone is looking up various materials about cerebral palsy in children. Could you please tell me what are the common intervention methods for children with cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
High-risk factors for cerebral palsy before birth, during birth, and after birth. Such as pregnancy infections, rubella, severe pregnancy hypertension, birth asphyxia, premature infants, severe jaundice, intracranial hemorrhage after birth, etc. After the child is born, it is difficult to feed, such as weak sucking, helpless crying or crying, and easily startled. Too quiet, not very active. Physical development is delayed. Sensory therapy applies pressure stimulation to specific parts of the body, causing reflex and reflex movements, and promotes normal reflexes and movements through repeated stimulation, thereby inhibiting abnormal reflexes and movements.