Patient's question:
The baby has a 9-month-old right parietal lobe cerebral softening focus. They can crawl and smile, but their toes and feet are affected, which may be cerebral palsy. The body is stiff with little spontaneous movement, and the muscles are either very loose or stiff all over. What kind of help is needed: How is cerebral palsy treated in children?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy can be diagnosed based on symptoms. Some symptoms of cerebral palsy include a child never jumping, never sitting, never crawling, never laughing, thumb-inward flexion, foot inversion, equinus, scissor gait, etc. Some symptoms manifest as a single presentation, while others appear together in multiple forms, and should be assessed with specific and careful consideration. Currently, treatment methods include medication, rehabilitation training, and surgical intervention. Each treatment method has its own advantages. The above suggestions are for the question "How is pediatric cerebral palsy treated?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!