Patient's question:
My nephew was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth. Our family doesn’t have this medical history, and my sister-in-law is a normal person. However, during the delivery, she experienced a difficult labor and endured pain for two days and two nights before the baby was finally born. Despite the mother and child being safely delivered, the doctor informed us that my nephew had cerebral palsy, urging us to prepare mentally.What is cerebral palsy, and what causes it?
Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it is inferred that cerebral palsy patients should eat more vegetables and fruits, and consume less fatty meats. The vitamins and fiber contained in vegetables and fruits can help maintain regular bowel movements. If the child does not eat vegetables, they can be minced and made into vegetable and meat buns, vegetable and meat dumplings, vegetable puree, or vegetable soup to cultivate the habit of eating vegetables. The patient should pay attention to their diet and eat more fruits and raw materials, such as dragon fruit and snow pears, which are rich in vitamins. As the saying goes, "all medicine has three poisons," and long-term medication is not recommended.