Patient's question:
Children with cerebral palsy, currently still unable to sit independently, have sharp feet, tight shoulder girdles, and overall muscle tightness. In addition to torsional spasm, what methods can be implemented for treatment?Doctor's answer:
Childhood cerebral palsy, also known as infantile cerebral palsy or cerebral palsy, refers to a syndrome characterized by various postural and motor dysfunction based on non-progressive brain damage occurring during the immature stage of brain development within the first month after birth. It is a common central nervous system disorder in childhood, with inflammation affecting the brain and limbs, often accompanied by symptoms such as intellectual disabilities, epilepsy, abnormal gait, mental disorders, and visual, sensory, and language impairments. Early intervention is crucial for treating this condition, and it falls within the scope of pediatric rehabilitation subspecialties. It is recommended to seek treatment at a local reputable hospital. Additionally, reliable traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) pediatric acupuncture treatment can also be effective for cerebral palsy.