Does ganglioside have an effect on children's spastic paralysis?

Patient's question:

My child is 13 years old. Due to premature birth and hypoxia caused by asphyxia, his right cerebellum is underdeveloped. He walks on his toes, and his left hand doesn't respond and he can't hold things. Someone suggested I use ganglioside, but I don't know if it can be used or if it will be effective. Can anyone give me some advice? Is there a better treatment?

Doctor's answer:

This medicine is very expensive. This child has cerebral palsy. It is necessary to train balance, standing, and walking, gradually increasing the range and frequency of activities, and practicing going up and down stairs to enable the limbs to move and restore function. Traditional Chinese medicine can repair damaged brain cells. It acts on brain cells, promoting protein synthesis, resisting cerebral cortex hypoxia, improving brain energy metabolism, promoting cerebral blood circulation, promoting the growth and development of central nervous system cells, repairing damage to central nervous system cells, inhibiting apoptosis of central nervous system cells, and increasing the number of central nervous system cells.

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