Patient's question:
The child's cerebral palsy was caused by a high fever of 41 degrees Celsius when the illness first started, with symptoms similar to a cold. The treatment for nearly seven days was primarily intravenous fluids to reduce inflammation, but the condition never improved, and the child was always lacking energy.Doctor's answer:
If a child has a history of cerebral palsy and currently presents with respiratory infection, their body is weak, and it is necessary to first go to the pediatric department of a general hospital for blood tests to check for inflammation. The treatment mainly focuses on controlling the infection, clearing heat, detoxifying, and increasing fluid intake. The symptoms may last for about a week. In this case, it is advisable to first undergo a pediatric examination to improve the neurological examination and then control the infection before starting rehabilitation training. It is recommended that this condition be treated in a regular and professional hospital.