How to treat children with brain dysplasia?

The brain is an extremely important organ for us. Brain development begins in the fetal period. Brain dysplasia will occur in the fetal period. After birth, the brain will be affected by various factors such as the outside world, and symptoms of brain dysplasia will appear. There are also obvious differences between children with brain dysplasia and healthy children. Therefore, we should pay attention to the intellectual development of children, and check and treat them after discovering the symptoms of brain dysplasia. So how to treat children with brain dysplasia?

Cerebral dysplasia is one of the most common diseases currently, which directly leads to loss of motor and language abilities and intellectual disability. In cases of brain maldevelopment, chromosome and biochemical examinations should be performed using amniotic fluid at 16 to 20 weeks of pregnancy to promptly discover the cause of mental retardation and terminate the pregnancy if necessary. The children often open their mouths, stick out their tongues, drool, and grind their teeth. They often have unconscious expressions, movements, screaming or crying. Their eyes are dull and they cannot consciously look at things. They have difficulty concentrating and react poorly to things around them. Their language is significantly behind that of children of the same age. They also have motor, visual, and hearing impairments.

Drug treatment

Including drugs that nourish brain nerve cells. It can repair brain cell membrane damage caused by trauma, bleeding, and hypoxia, protect nerve cells, accelerate the conduction of nerve excitement, and improve learning and memory functions.

Functional Training

Balance and coordination training. Such as crawling and moving in place. But the overall goal is to promote normal reflex pathways and movements, inhibit abnormal reflex pathways and movements, and establish new conditioned reflexes in children through functional training.

Use of medical equipment

Including ultrasound scanning cardiovascular and cerebrovascular therapeutic equipment, ultraviolet oxygen ion penetration, neuromuscular therapeutic equipment, multi-functional pilot frequency therapeutic equipment, etc. to promote the recovery of neuromuscular function.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Rehabilitation

By stimulating and massaging different sensitive acupoints, significant results are achieved in reducing muscle tension, correcting abnormal posture, and restoring the body to its normal functional position.

Eat a healthy diet

Children with cerebral dysplasia should eat small and frequent meals and drink 1-2 times of light salt water a day to replenish water and electrolytes. The diet should be high in calories, protein, fat, and fiber, and a balanced diet containing multiple vitamins and trace elements. Calcium and vitamins A and D should also be supplemented to prevent bone decalcification and osteoporosis.

There are many aspects to the treatment of children with cerebral dysplasia. The first thing is to find the cause of the disease, then find the type of cerebral dysplasia, and then carry out corresponding treatment after the diagnosis. Treatment methods include a variety of methods, including medication, psychological treatment, diet and other aspects. It is necessary to comprehensively judge the patient's brain development and use the treatment plan reasonably. Parents should cooperate with their children's treatment to prevent brain maldevelopment from becoming more serious.