Patient's question:
I would like to ask if completing six months of treatment consecutively can lead to full recovery. Will there be any residual symptoms in the future? I am looking forward to a reply urgently. Currently, my general condition is: I am now undergoing the second stage of rehabilitation treatment.Doctor's answer:
No one knows for sure whether they have not yet completed their treatment. I suggest they leave the hospital and go home first, and then start treatment within half a year. It can also be found that the original condition was not very serious. Half a year of treatment is not too late. Only high-pressure oxygen and intravenous injection can help cerebral palsy children recover completely. This treatment only plays a certain role in repairing damaged brain cells, but has almost no effect on motor, language, and intellectual delays (also known as sequelae). There is no one-time-and-for-all treatment for cerebral palsy, because the child is very young, many functions have not matured, so it is impossible to determine which functions are damaged, only close observation is needed. Once a problem is found, targeted treatment and training should be immediately carried out.