Patient's question:
The child of my older brother is a cerebral palsy patient. Even now, he cannot walk properly. His legs cannot be separated in a scissor-like posture, and he cannot grasp things firmly at all. All the family members in my house are perfectly normal, and such children have never appeared before. What are the causes of infantile cerebral palsy? Can this disease be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy in children is a common disease in daily life, and it poses significant harm to patients. Many children with cerebral palsy suffer from varying degrees of speech disorders, manifesting as difficulty in pronouncing words correctly, speaking too quickly or too slowly. The symptoms of cerebral palsy in children often lead to an inability to live independently in adulthood, placing a heavy burden on the patient's family. Therefore, in daily life, it is important for everyone to learn more about the symptoms of cerebral palsy to avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment.