Patient's question:
The child has suffered from cerebral palsy since childhood and has always had developmental issues. Now that the child is this old, they only know how to say simple words like "daddy" and "mommy." They are prone to fainting, and many large hospitals have been visited, but the results have not been very effective.Doctor's answer:
Once a child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, as parents, it is essential to face the situation with strength and courage. They must show more love to their child than the child requires. We must firmly grasp the two key points of functional rehabilitation and education. Functional rehabilitation is the key to solving the issue of pediatric cerebral palsy. It is the foundation for the child's self-reliance. Through scientific, correct, and effective functional rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy, they can maximize the use of their remaining functions and improve their physical, psychological, social, and professional abilities. They will have the potential for economic development. We will do our utmost to bridge the gap between children, enabling them to take care of themselves, even receive education, and engage in work suitable for their abilities. There are also multiple factors that can lead to this condition, including a genetic component. It is recommended that children receive systematic care now.