Patient's question:
My baby is three months old. Before I was pregnant, during the thorough check-up, the doctor said that his lateral ventricle was a bit wide, but it should resolve on its own later. However, after he was born, he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Our family is very angry and helpless. How should pediatric cerebral palsy be treated? Are there specialized places to treat this condition?Doctor's answer:
Child cerebral palsy is a congenital disease, referring to the condition where brain development is not yet mature within one month after birth. Its main symptoms include intellectual disabilities, behavioral disorders, and language disorders. Some children may also experience growth and development delays. Your child is only three months old now, so you should take him to the hospital early under the guidance of a doctor for medication. As he grows older, it is important to implement supportive measures and provide rehabilitation training to help him learn many basic life skills.