Which Department to Visit for Pediatric Paralysis?

Question

At one year old, taking medicine damaged the left leg, causing the knee joint to move backward and the left leg to be slightly smaller than the right leg. But it still moves normally. Is there any hope of improvement? Hi, which department should I visit for pediatric paralysis?

Answer

If there are concerns about sciatica interference from muscle injections. In such a case, it’s not just pediatric paralysis that needs attention; one should consider visiting a level three A children’s neurosurgery department. In this situation, rehabilitation department physical therapy may be helpful. Additionally, taking nutritional nerve medication. However, the vast majority of cases are prone to sequelae and cannot be completely cured. It is necessary to pay attention to preventive work and avoid colds.