Patient's question:
How to treat children with cerebral palsy? Their children have been changing so much these days that they look much younger than their peers. Now they cannot do handstands or walk backwards. Their bodies seem weak and they are always lacking appetite. Consider cerebral palsy. How are children with cerebral palsy treated?Doctor's answer:
The treatment for cerebral palsy mainly involves two aspects: one is treating the child's brain, and the other is treating the sequelae that children may have. For brain treatment, medication cannot save the brain, and surgery is generally impossible; it is mainly about encouraging children to be active. The same applies to sequelae. The brain doesn't function well, which will also be troublesome in the future. Perhaps the children will not initially exercise well, but parents should patiently teach them to exercise repeatedly. The children should not be blamed.