Patient's question:
The baby was born last year. The whole family was very happy for a long time. But recently, we noticed that the baby always cries and fusses at night. His hands are clenched tightly. The child is now six months old. When lifting the baby to stand on an adult's shoulders, his left foot taps unevenly. After checking at the hospital, it turned out to be cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
First, there's no need to worry about the child's cerebral palsy. Currently, the better treatment for children with cerebral palsy is minimally invasive needle knife therapy. Minimally invasive needle knife surgery has no incisions, no broken skin, is minimally invasive and painless through the skin, has high efficacy, and shows rapid results. It does not require autopsies, making it easier for cerebral palsy patients to be cared for or to self-care, or to restore normal mental state and gait in cerebral palsy and children. The limbs of the deep squat should be kept in a functional state, and passive or active movements should be performed to promote muscle and joint mobility and improve muscle tone. It can also be used for massage, acupuncture, and physical therapy. Severe limb deformities in children under 5 years old can be considered for orthopedic surgery. It can reduce or eliminate the burden on families and social dependence, making them self-sufficient.