Patient's question:
My son is a premature baby and his health has been poor recently. He often seems unsteady and different from his peers. His eyes look dull. After checking him at the hospital, he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. The treatment has not been very effective. How can cerebral palsy be improved?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy can be managed with medication. Commonly used medications include neurotrophic drugs and muscle relaxants. Medication management should only be used when necessary and cannot replace functional training. Patients should not engage in excessive outdoor activities or insufficient exercise, as this may cause greater harm to their condition. Pay attention to drinking plenty of water during activities to maintain the body's electrolyte balance, which is beneficial for both the patient's condition and overall health. Treatment should be sought from medical institutions to ensure effectiveness.