Patient's question:
When the child was born, he never cried or made any noise, and he was always expressionless. Later, I took the child to the hospital for a detailed examination and found out that he had cerebral palsy. My heart ached deeply. How could the child get such a condition? Where can cerebral palsy in children be treated?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy only has effective treatment, no cure rate. During the treatment period, parents must personally, under the guidance of the treating doctor, perform appropriate functional training for the child to achieve good results. Because of the close contact between parents and the child, they know what the child is and what the child is, so they can correct abnormal forces and abnormal postures at any time. Adding the long-term and continuous requirements for cerebral palsy rehabilitation, children cannot be treated in the hospital all year round, so only parents can achieve the expected treatment and rehabilitation effects. Minimally invasive surgery, selective spinal nerve heel surgery (FSPR), can be used to reduce muscle tone and relieve spasm. Rehabilitation training for three months after surgery can improve the child's motor function and abnormal gait posture. It is recommended to bring your child to my clinic for a detailed evaluation.