Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. He has a slightly abnormal walking posture and walks on his toes, and his expressive ability is very poor. My husband and I are very worried about the high cost of treatment. How much does pediatric cerebral palsy treatment cost?Doctor's answer:
First, use both hands to support the cerebral palsy, using the palms to support the body weight, and the fingers extended forward. But this also varies from person to person. If some children have severe cerebral palsy, the palms cannot support the entire body weight. Therefore, both hands can be used to help the child's elbow joints, maintain the support posture of the upper limbs, prevent the elbow joints from suddenly bending, induce the child's chest and upper abdomen to leave the bed, and use the small abdomen to support the body weight. Since each child's condition is different, the treatment costs will also vary. It is recommended to undergo treatment under the guidance of a doctor!