What does infantile cerebral palsy treatment have
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What is the treatment of cerebral palsy in children? Cerebral palsy disease is very difficult to cure, and it will also cause movement disorders and language disorders to patients. With the continuous development of medicine, more and more technologies for the treatment of cerebral palsy in children have been found. Although the rehabilitation of cerebral palsy is a long-term process, as long as we stick to it, there will be great progress, so let's take a specific look .
What does infantile cerebral palsy treatment have
The first step: occupational therapy: is to restore the function of patients, purposefully and purposefully from the activities of daily life, occupational labor, cognitive activities to select some jobs for training patients, in order to alleviate symptoms and improve function.
The second step: as for the treatment method, you now listen to me, it needs you to supplement nutrients, the correction of language disorders: by the respiratory system, vibration system, resonance system, under the control of the central nervous system, they cooperate to complete the function of language. If it's convenient, go to the nearest hospital for examination.
The third step: comprehensive rehabilitation treatment: such as sports therapy, including gross exercise, fine exercise, balance ability and coordination ability training; such as crawling, purposeful identification (nose, ear, etc.), training grasping, holding, sitting up, swinging, walking (back against the wall, facing the wall), in-situ movement (bending to pick up things, foot lifting training, single foot independence, in-situ jump), walking and running; Another example is physical therapy, including nerve electrical stimulation therapy.
matters needing attention
The treatment of cerebral palsy using stem cell transplantation method is currently the most respected by medical experts, because this method of treatment of cerebral palsy is the best for sick children, and there will be no sequelae.
