Can slight cerebral palsy be treated

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We all know that the incidence of cerebral palsy in children is very high, which should not be underestimated. We must pay more attention in our life to avoid the sudden occurrence of the disease. In the process of treatment, I found that we should pay attention to the following points. Now let me talk about them. Can slight cerebral palsy be treated.

Can slight cerebral palsy be treated

First: as soon as a child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, many parents are pessimistic and disappointed. They think cerebral palsy is an incurable disease, so they give up treatment. This is not desirable, we must have strong confidence to develop a scientific and gradual treatment plan, which is very important for the treatment of cerebral palsy.

Second: don't go to the doctor in a hurry. After finding that the child has cerebral palsy, the parents are very anxious. It's inevitable that they will go to the doctor in a hurry. This leads to spending a lot of money, but they don't see any curative effect in the end. In fact, the treatment of cerebral palsy in children, rehabilitation treatment is effective, but we must choose a regular professional hospital.

Third: do not see a doctor in time, see the child soft paralysis, cramps, parents mistakenly think that the child is caused by calcium deficiency, blindly give the child calcium, the result delayed the treatment time of cerebral palsy. It is necessary to find out children's problems in time and seek medical treatment as soon as possible, so as not to delay children's treatment. We must go to the hospital in time for a comprehensive examination.

matters needing attention

If the child has symptoms of cerebral palsy, then we should pay special attention in daily life, to give the child often eat rice, pasta, steamed bread, porridge and other food, but do not eat too much Cereals, at the same time do not let the child eat too salty, like monosodium glutamate and saccharin and other food try not to eat cerebral palsy children, this will aggravate the child's condition.