Patient's question:
The son of my brother has congenital cerebral palsy. I don't know if there are any good methods to treat this disease. He keeps crying and having seizures, and the hospitals at home don't communicate effectively. We are truly at our wit's end. Please help this poor little life!Doctor's answer:
Generally, before the age of 2, if a child is not diagnosed with cerebral palsy but exhibits developmental delays or abnormal postures, early intervention and rehabilitation training should be implemented. It is recommended to seek further diagnosis from a professional rehabilitation treatment institution. There is no need for excessive imaging examinations (which may not benefit the child's own development). Rehabilitation assessments and examinations can be confirmed through methods such as neurological examinations, muscle tone assessments, and developmental evaluations.