Patient's question:
My son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy right after he was born. Currently, it doesn't seem too severe—his main issues are that he cannot walk or sit, and his head is heavy. His eating, sleeping, and trace element levels are all normal. Is there any effective treatment for pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you. In general, the affected areas of cerebral palsy are in the brain, and complete treatment is currently difficult to achieve with the level of medical technology available. The ultimate goal of daily care for children with cerebral palsy is to maximize the recovery or compensation of various life functions in these children, to restore partial limb functions, to reduce the degree of disability, and to improve their quality of life. This is also aimed at alleviating or reducing the burden on families and society.