Patient's question:
My child has cerebral palsy, can it be completely cured? He walks in a wobbly manner and has poor coordination in his limbs. The reason is due to asphyxiation and lack of oxygen at birth. He has undergone rehabilitation treatment for a year and a half, but to this day, his limb movements are still uncoordinated, and he can only barely manage to take care of himself. How much does it cost to treat pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
I have many institutional treatment methods, and through specialized training, exercise, language, IQ, and other means, many cerebral palsy patients have achieved further improvement. There are indeed no specific drugs specifically used for drug treatment, mainly relying on special exercises. This process may be very hard, and the effects are relatively slow, but cerebral palsy is not an incurable disease; confidence is essential. You must persist and hope for a speedy recovery.