Patient's question:
My husband's niece suffers from congenital cerebral palsy. At the age of 3, she wasn't very good at speaking. By the age of 5, she started walking after handcart training. She has severe hand tremors, finds it very difficult to use a spoon for eating, and walks unsteadily. She has undergone two surgeries, but they haven't provided any treatment. Her mental capacity is still okay.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is indeed a challenging issue that your child has cerebral palsy. Medication can improve brain metabolism and function, thereby enhancing the child's neurodevelopmental performance through improved brain function. Therefore, using appropriate medications to promote neurodevelopment may help improve symptoms. Thus, the treatment for cerebral palsy primarily focuses on repairing and regenerating damaged brain neurons to fundamentally address the condition. It is recommended to seek treatment at a hospital.