Patient's question:
My child has always had difficulty walking and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Since then, he has been taking medication and undergoing treatment, but the results have not been very noticeable. He recently had surgery and is currently in the recovery phase. Can a child with cerebral palsy recover to normal after surgery? What are the early symptoms of cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is a disease that occurs after brain damage. It is usually characterized by affecting a child's motor function, making it difficult for them to dress themselves, and may also affect a child's intelligence, vision, and other aspects. It brings significant problems and difficulties to a child's life. We recommend that you undergo neurotissue repair therapy for treatment. This treatment method is not only effective in treating children with cerebral palsy but also has no side effects. The price varies depending on the hospital.