Patient's question:
The child has been expressionless since childhood and is not as lively as other children, with much slower movements. They were diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a child and have been undergoing treatment, but the results have not been very effective. The child appears well-behaved, but it is a cause for concern. How serious is cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
Hello, children with cerebral palsy. As long as the infant does not have other complications, their life is generally not very different from that of normal people, but their quality of life is relatively worse compared to normal people. Cerebral palsy is not related to life. Active treatment, persistent exercise, and rehabilitation training are beneficial for improving the infant's condition. A three-year-old infant with cerebral palsy may still have a high chance of recovery, but it is a long process. Through various treatment methods such as medication, hyperbaric oxygen, and paraffin therapy, long-term rehabilitation and training are still required. Do not give up rehabilitation training and treatment. Additionally, strengthening newborn care and diseases, such as neonatal hypoglycemia, acidosis, jaundice, and severe infections, can effectively prevent the occurrence of cerebral palsy in children.