Can infantile cerebral palsy be treated now

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My child couldn't reach out to grab things when he was 4 or 5 months old. At first, I didn't care. I thought he might not like to grab things. Later, I slowly found out that he couldn't grab anything with his hands. So I took him to see a doctor. The result was cerebral palsy. However, after treatment, the child is now a normal child, able to run, jump and speak fluently. As a mother, I feel at ease. Now, I would like to share with you my experience in this field.

Can infantile cerebral palsy be treated now

First: often train the baby's body movements. When the baby is four months old, give the baby prone head training, let the baby prone head training. Turn over. Use toys to induce the baby to turn over. When helping the baby turn over, hold his hand in one hand and turn over to the opposite side gently with the other hand on his shoulder. Practice at least 7-8 times a day.

Second: in the baby 7-8 months, let the baby use the hand knee position support posture for crawling training. Let him climb 50-100 meters every day. Hold the baby's knees in a standing position to prevent knee flexion. Put toys in front of the baby and let him practice bending and picking. The range of bending is from high to low. From easy to difficult. Practice 2-4 times a day, 10-30 times a time. Let him practice the action of pinching with both hands, give him some small toys, let him practice the fine action of using fingers, let him grasp from the big handle to thumb and pinch with other fingers.

Third: every day, the baby should eat more vegetables and fruits, less fat and fat. Vegetables and fruits contain vitamins and fiber, which can keep the stool unobstructed. If he doesn't eat vegetables, he can chop them up and make them into steamed buns, dumplings, mud and soup, so as to educate his children to develop the habit of eating vegetables.

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Baby's usual food should be easy to be absorbed, rich in nutrition, and choose high protein food. Protein is the basis of intellectual activities, closely related to brain memory and thinking. Milk, soybean milk, eggs, yogurt, meat and other foods are rich in protein, but also choose foods with high vitamin, because vitamin A can enhance the body's resistance and promote brain development.