How long does cerebral palsy rehabilitation training take?

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Many children with cerebral palsy need to insist on rehabilitation exercise, so many parents don't understand why children with cerebral palsy must insist on rehabilitation exercise? The biggest enemy of cerebral palsy is the child's growth and development. In the outpatient department, there are also such parents who ask when cerebral palsy can stop harming the child. In fact, the answer is very clear, that is, when the child stops growing, cerebral palsy will also stop harming. Therefore, as long as the child is still growing, it is necessary to insist on doing rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy.

How long does cerebral palsy rehabilitation training take?

Pediatric cerebral palsy rehabilitation training can also reduce muscle tension, but through rehabilitation is only a passive reduction, once interrupted, muscle tension will rise, there will be rebound, and minimally invasive surgery, is to fundamentally reduce limb muscle tension, and will not rebound, and then through postoperative pediatric cerebral palsy rehabilitation training, the best rehabilitation effect of children is close to normal children.

In fact, children with cerebral palsy rehabilitation training and minimally invasive surgery are not conflict, is a kind of mutual cooperation, in the treatment of cerebral palsy, often a single treatment effect is not ideal, for spastic cerebral palsy patients, the most typical symptom is high limb muscle tension, through the fspr operation, muscle tension down at the same time muscle strength will decline.

Rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy requires a period of rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy to recover muscle strength, and can change the wrong posture formed for a long time in the past through later rehabilitation. The combined effect of rehabilitation training and minimally invasive surgery for children with cerebral palsy is better.

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Because the child's age is relatively small, it can be treated with cerebral palsy rehabilitation training. If the later rehabilitation effect is not ideal, it can be treated with minimally invasive surgery after the child is 2 and a half years old.