Patient's question:
Baby was born one month ago, born eight months premature, stayed in an incubator for a week. Currently, the legs are always straight, doesn't cry much, and the head is always tilted backward. After being diagnosed by experts, it has mild cerebral palsy. What kind of help is needed: How should pediatric cerebral palsy be prevented?Doctor's answer:
If a child exhibits such behavior, there is a high possibility of it developing into cerebral palsy in the future. If it has already been diagnosed by local experts as cerebral palsy, then there is no prevention to be discussed. Regardless, early and active rehabilitation treatment and specialized training should be initiated for the child to promote thorough brain recovery and growth and development, with the aim of minimizing the possibility of it progressing into cerebral palsy or reducing the symptoms of cerebral palsy. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!