Patient's question:
My aunt just had a baby boy, and I'm really happy for her. However, it's possible that because she was in the womb for too long before birth, she now feels a bit slow. After going to the hospital for a check-up, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. I want to know what kinds of rehabilitation exercises are available for cerebral palsy, and what should be done to help?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, general methods for cerebral palsy rehabilitation have been taught in a relatively easy tone, and attention should be paid to guiding the child's specific pronunciation. Let the child learn to name their own name, the name of the adult, the names of parts of the body, and the names of frequently encountered objects. For specific surgeries, please consult the hospital for specific advice. The exercise for cerebral palsy recovery treatment should be gradual and persistent, not too urgent or excessive, otherwise it may cause damage. Children must be patiently taught to sit, stand, walk, and pick up things according to their age. Parents should not be impatient, but they must teach the child not to worry.