Taking proper preventive measures during pregnancy and childbirth can help prevent the occurrence of infantile cerebral palsy.

Learn how to reduce the risk of pediatric brain paralysis through prenatal education and the prevention of infectious diseases.

My daughter is a cerebral palsy patient, her intelligence is similar to that of an infant a few months old, she cannot hold things with her hands, and she cannot walk. She usually sits in a stroller. Now, I want to have a second child, but I am also afraid of having another cerebral palsy child. Can this disease be prevented? How can the occurrence of pediatric cerebral palsy be prevented?

Understanding the Preventive Measures for Pediatric Cerebral Palsy

My child’s grades have not been good since first grade in elementary school. The teacher says that during class, my son is constantly moving around, unable to sit still for a moment, and he doesn’t pay attention to the lessons at all. We are worried that he might have ADHD. What should we do to prevent the onset of ADHD?

This article provides methods to prevent the recurrence of epilepsy in children, including medication treatment and daily care.

How to Prevent the Recurrence of Facial Paralysis

How to prevent the recurrence of facial paralysis after recovery, along with treatment and recovery advice.

Prenatal care is crucial in preventing your child from developing polio.

If your child often kicks the blanket while sleeping at night, it may be due to constitution or digestive issues. Pay attention to your child’s reasonable rest, ensure adequate sleep, and cultivate healthy living habits. Additionally, proper rest aids in nourishing blood, so it’s recommended to eat more vegetables and fruits, supplement calcium and vitamins, and regulate the spleen and stomach to promote digestion. If you suspect attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), seek professional medical treatment as soon as possible.