Patient's question:
Generally, they rarely laugh or cry, and their expressions are very dull. Even now, they can only call "grandpa" and "grandma," as well as "mom" and "dad." When they were a few months old, they always looked up. Now, they can't walk steadily and fall over easily with just a touch. They are almost ready for kindergarten, but they still look like they are just one year old. When they went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said it was cerebral palsy. What should be done for a child with cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of cerebral palsy vary depending on the type of cerebral palsy. Typically, the symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy include: abnormal physical development, being short and thin; abnormal posture, poor posture in children, and poor postural stability; motor disorders, poor physical activity in children, and the inability to complete many simple movements. It is unrealistic to completely cure this disease, but it can approach the level of normal people. Due to limited medical technology, medication can only be used as supplementary treatment. Comprehensive treatments such as rehabilitation training and massage are important and indispensable. The treatment of cerebral palsy is a long-term process. At this time, the child needs the care of the family. Therefore, it is recommended that you can seek medical treatment during the medical treatment, which is also beneficial for the future intellectual development of the child.