Patient's question:
New Technology for Treating Pediatric Cerebral Palsy? From reducing children to begin walking but now they have started learning to walk but found they cannot walk normally. When they take small steps, their legs become more rigid. The adductor muscle strength is enough to cross the legs. The steps are arched (cross-gait). The feet are bent, and the inner heels cannot touch the ground. The hospital diagnosed cerebral palsy and how to treat it best.Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is caused by factors such as brain edema, drowning at birth, premature birth, umbilical cord, jaundice, etc., leading to excessive damage and near-death of brain cells in infants. This damage is irreversible, so treatments such as simple anesthesia and medication are not very effective. For spastic cerebral palsy (FSPR), muscle tightness can be relieved, followed by targeted rehabilitation training. Acknowledgment: Perfect gradient therapy. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!