How can cerebral palsy be managed?

Answer 1

Yes, CP can be extremely hard to detect in young children. It is usually picked up due to an infants inability to reciprocate with traditional motor milestones, such as walking and crawling. Some people with cerebral palsy can only suffer from slight muscle irregularities. On the other hand some infants with CP will have severe tonus (constant muscle contraction) at birth

Answer 2

There is no cure for cerebral Palsy yet, but there are various treatments that the child can go through to reach his maximum potential physically, mentally and socially. There are clinics where this is possible through various services like:

- Physical therapy

- Occupational therapy

- Speech/language therapy

- Medical therapy

- Educational services

The problem is that there is no recipe to make progress that applies to every child each reacts differently and has different needs depending on the severity or type of Cerebral Palsy.

Answer 3

There is no cure for Cerebral Palsy yet, but there are various treatments that can manage it and help the child to reach his maximum potential physically, mentally and socially. There are clinics where this is possible through various services like:

- Physical therapy

- Occupational therapy

- Speech/language therapy

- Medical therapy

- Educational services

The problem is that there is no recipe to make progress that applies to every child each reacts differently and has different needs depending on the severity or type of Cerebral Palsy.

Answer 4

There are many types of treatment options for spastic diplegic cerebral palsy. Non medical treatments include muscle movement and stretching as for medical treatments there are pills as well as surgeries that can be used.

Answer 5

There is currently no cure for cerebral palsy. However, there are a range of treatments which can help to reduce the disabling problems caused by cerebral palsy. It is important to start treatment as early as possible to allow the child to learn how to manage their symptoms.

Answer 6

Cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder that affects muscle movement, both voluntary and involuntary. It is one of the most common types of disabilities that children face.

It causes problems with movement due to abnormal muscle growth, as well as balance and coordination issues. It may also result in involuntary, squirmy, and slow movement, as well as limited mobility.

Cerebrum is the part of our brain that controls our movement, memory, comprehension, learning, and communication. Cerebral Palsy is caused by damage to this area of the brain.

Lack of oxygen in the brain during late pregnancy or the early stages of birth causes this damage. It could also be caused by a head injury in children under the age of five. It's also possible that it's genetic, as random gene mutations can result in abnormal brain development. Cerebral Palsy can also be caused by infections contracted at a young age. Children who were born prematurely or with a low body weight are particularly vulnerable to these issues.

Cerebral Palsy symptoms do not appear right away, but they can appear when a child is between the ages of 2 and 4. Physical milestones such as crawling, walking, and so on have been delayed, and when they do walk, it is uncoordinated.

They may have difficulty swallowing and drool excessively. They may have a variety of speech patterns and have difficulty learning how to communicate.

Cerebral Palsy is not a progressive disorder, which is a plus. That is, it does not worse over time. It will, in fact, improve with proper care and medication.

Homeopathy has gained a lot of traction among Cerebral Palsy patients and their parents. It is a natural, safe, and long-term solution that will benefit the patient in a variety of ways.

We, at Dr. A. M. Reddy Autism Center, have the experience and expertise needed to care for children in need and improve their lives in any way we can. Get Cerebral palsy treatment in Hyderabad at Dr. A. M. Reddy Autism Center.

Answer 7

Unfortunately no, it is congenital meaning your born with it and it's for life, it can't be cured only a slight improvement through physical therapy.

Answer 8

While cerebral palsy is preventable, there is no cure. Treatments allow for comfort, ability for communication, and overall happiness for you and your loved one.

Answer 9

A number of people with cerebral palsy, both children and adults, have found systematic relief and enhanced quality of life from a combination of alternative and complementary treatments

Answer 10

Before fixed contractures develop, muscle-relaxant drugs such as diazepam (Valium), dantrolene (Dantrium), and baclofen (Lioresal) may be prescribed. Botulinum toxin (Botox).