Patient's question:
Doctor and Patient, my daughter is now four months old, but her head still cannot hold up straight, and her reaction seems slower than other children's. Later, she was sent to the hospital for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy in my daughter. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
It is necessary to have follow-up treatment at a regular hospital specializing in treating cerebral palsy. If the symptoms of cerebral palsy are not particularly severe, medication and physical therapy can be used in combination to alleviate the child's symptoms. If the symptoms of cerebral palsy are more severe, surgical treatment or many other methods may be required. Treating pediatric cerebral palsy can be quite challenging, so it is essential to persist long-term and strictly follow the doctor's advice for treatment.