Patient's question:
My cousin gave birth to a baby boy a few months ago, and the whole family is very happy. They treat him like a treasure, holding him up every day. But recently, my cousin noticed something wasn't quite right with the baby. She felt he couldn't use his head properly and couldn't lift it. Even when she tried to amuse him, he didn't react. The grandmother suspects it might be cerebral palsy. Is it treatable if an infant has cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Great! It is treatable clinically. It is recommended to go to the three major hospitals as soon as possible and do not delay the condition. The treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy is based on the characteristics of the disease and the child's own functions, with the help of equipment and the manual techniques (manipulation) of training personnel, as well as the child's own strength, through active and passive movements. The treatment methods for pediatric cerebral palsy can improve the local or overall function of children and enhance their physical fitness.