Patient's question:
A good friend's nephew has been acting strangely lately. His responses and movements are much slower than other children's. Later, the friend took the nephew to the hospital for a thorough examination. There is an unbearable fact that the child suffers from cerebral palsy. Can cerebral palsy be cured now? What are the symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Patient, it is generally impossible to completely cure secondary childhood cerebral palsy, but with active treatment, it is possible to enable the child to have self-care abilities. Children with cerebral palsy may exhibit symptoms such as lack of focus in their eyes, accompanied by intellectual disability, and may also have language impairments. Cerebral palsy is typically treated with acupuncture and medication as the foundation, and it is important for you to actively cooperate with the doctor in the treatment.