Patient's question:
The brother's son is 2 years old this year. Due to cerebral palsy, he still cannot sit up, let alone walk. He also cannot bring things to himself to eat and cannot speak. For this disease, we have spent a lot of money. We are rural people and cannot afford it. What kind of help do we want: Can infantile cerebral palsy be cured?Doctor's answer:
The ultimate goal of cerebral palsy treatment for children is to maximize the recovery or compensation of various life functions in children with cerebral palsy, to restore partial limb functions, to reduce the degree of disability, and to improve quality of life; to alleviate or reduce the burden on families and society. Early intervention treatment can yield unexpected results. Current treatment methods include: biotechnology therapy, acupuncture, massage therapy, modern rehabilitation techniques, etc. Specialized therapies include: brain cell activation therapy, brain cell intervention repair treatment, cell permeation repair therapy, and neural cell repair therapy, etc.