Patient's question:
My sister's child was diagnosed with congenital cerebral palsy by doctors at birth, so I would like to consult about ways to prevent infant cerebral palsy.What kind of help I need: My sister's child has cerebral palsy, and I'm also worried that my baby in the womb might develop this condition. Is there any way to prevent it?
Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is a condition that requires prevention even before the baby is in the mother's womb, as this is when the preventive effects can be most effective. Nowadays, more and more families are being harmed by cerebral palsy, which further highlights the importance of preventing pediatric cerebral palsy.Hello, it is a major measure to ensure the health of both the mother and the baby for pregnant women to undergo regular prenatal check-ups at medical and healthcare institutions. During these check-ups, doctors can provide guidance on hygiene, nutrition, and psychological well-being to the pregnant women and their families, while also assessing the development of the fetus. For women with severe illnesses or those who have been exposed to teratogenic substances, where pregnancy may endanger the mother's life or significantly affect her health and the normal development of the fetus, doctors should provide medical advice to avoid pregnancy.