Patient's question:
The child is now 21 months old and knows nothing. He can't even speak a single clear word. I'm really anxious. Even when eating, he cries, and he sleeps crying too. The family is almost driven mad by him. Sometimes, I think about killing him or abandoning him. Thinking about it makes my heart ache. It's truly unbearable.Doctor's answer:
Your parents should not be frustrated or give up, but rather take the child to receive early treatment and rehabilitation for cerebral palsy as soon as possible—the earlier, the better.Recommendation: Stem cell transplantation for children with cerebral palsy: Stem cells are neural precursor cells with the ability to self-renew and can differentiate into neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes. After stem cell transplantation, the differentiated neurons can replenish the deficient neurons and promote the differentiation of neural stem cells. The child's brain tissue can then recover normal growth and development, improve cognitive dysfunction, and provide more opportunities for further rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy.