Patient's question:
When my younger brother's son was born, he had mild cerebral palsy. However, my brother's family is not well-off, and the doctor said the symptoms were very mild, so they didn't take their nephew for treatment. Now, my young nephew is about to reach the age to start kindergarten. Although it's not obvious that he has cerebral palsy, I still feel uneasy. Can cerebral palsy in children be cured without treatment?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy in children is a comprehensive evaluation of the abnormal development of the brain, even the destruction of brain cells, which leads to intellectual disability and physical impairments due to the inability to generate normal pulses. It is not a disease that can heal on its own, so we must cooperate with rehabilitation exercises. You are taller, but the effect will be better. It may not be visible in the short term, and at the same time, it is also necessary to provide drugs that support brain cell nutrition.