A 5-month-old baby has been diagnosed with brain palsy and has been undergoing rehabilitation treatment, but there has been no improvement. The baby sometimes cannot raise their head, and the muscle tension remains high. Parents are inquiring about how to proceed with further treatment.

Introduces treatment methods and recommendations for brain palsy.

Children with brain palsy, caused by premature birth, exhibit symptoms such as scissors gait and talipes equinovarus, and are unable to walk independently at nine and a half years old. Their language abilities are also affected. After multiple treatments, a cellular permeation repair therapy is now being used, which utilizes the self-renewal and differentiation capabilities of neural stem cells to repair damaged neural tissue and restore function. This therapy has shown clear and ideal treatment effects in clinical practice.

Seeking Recommendations for Pediatric Brain Palsy Treatment