Patient's question:
My nephew is 2 years old. Due to being born prematurely (at 7 months), he had a cerebellar hemorrhage, and it is estimated that he may have sequelae. Currently, his left leg is not flexible, and he cannot walk yet. An MRI said he has cerebral palsy. Could you please ask if there is a cure for this condition in the future?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the child is still too young. In two years, it is recommended to take an open view photo of the second cervical vertebra to check for joint disorders. If artificial correction is applied, it can improve blood supply to the brain. If the infant exhibits what you mentioned, generally, the child may have developmental delays. In this case, the child should be sent to the provincial children's hospital as soon as possible. In the pediatric neurology department, take the baby for a check-up to determine if development is normal. Sometimes, if there are developmental delays, the earlier comprehensive rehabilitation training is provided for the infant, the better the treatment outcome will be.