Patient's question:
The baby rarely smiles since childhood, has a vacant stare, does not follow objects with their eyes, has little strength when feeding, and develops slowly. At almost one year old, they still cannot sit or stand, often tilt their head up, and look very strange. They constantly drool. After checking at the hospital, they were diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Can pediatric cerebral palsy treatment be effective nationwide?Doctor's answer:
You can take him to the neurology department of a hospital for consultation. First, undergo tests, and then receive nerve nutrition therapy. It is generally best to go to a Class III-A hospital in your area. Cerebral palsy can now be cured. It is recommended to consult the rehabilitation department of a regular hospital for systematic post-treatment rehabilitation training. This is a gradual process, so please don’t be too impatient, and proceed slowly. Additionally, the most important thing is: follow the medical advice given upon discharge, continue with active medication, take the prescribed dosage on time, and strictly avoid stopping, changing, or adjusting the medication dosage on your own. You must strictly adhere to the doctor’s instructions for treatment.