Patient's question:
My neighbor's baby has cerebral palsy. Due to the condition, it has brought great trouble to the child's life, and I worry that it may have a certain impact on their physical and mental health in the future. I hope to get some help. How is cerebral palsy treated?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is the full name of brain paralysis, referring to brain damage in children caused by various reasons (such as infections, skin injuries, trauma, etc.) that stimulate the child to respond. It is important to encourage and praise the child to actively make sounds, helping them build confidence in speaking. When the child makes a sound, respond immediately and encourage them to express what they want to say. Never criticize or scold the child.