What are the main rehabilitation treatments for premature infants with cerebral palsy?

Clinically, there are many premature babies. The price of premature birth is that they are prone to premature diseases, such as premature cerebral palsy. The incidence of this disease is very high, which will affect the future growth and development of the child and bring a heavy blow to the family. Therefore, pregnant women should have regular prenatal checkups after pregnancy to detect physical abnormalities in time to avoid premature birth. At the same time, after discovering premature cerebral palsy, they should do a good job in rehabilitation treatment of premature cerebral palsy. So what are the main rehabilitation treatment methods for premature cerebral palsy?

〈1〉 Rehabilitation training for head control in children with cerebral palsy Learning to lift the head during the developmental period of infants and young children is the main prerequisite for learning other activities. During rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy, the sides of the child's head can be supported so that the head can be stably maintained in an upright central position. When the head is accustomed to maintaining the correct posture when sitting most of the time, the child's trunk can be tilted forward and to the sides to help him learn to control his head and keep his head stable, which will have a good effect on the rehabilitation training of children with cerebral palsy.

〈2〉 Rehabilitation training of upper limbs and hand functions in children with cerebral palsy. Rehabilitation training for children with cerebral palsy is best performed in a stable posture, with the emphasis on correcting the spasticity pattern of the upper limbs in children with cerebral palsy. You can grasp the outside of the child's elbow with one hand and hold the child's hand with the other hand to lift and abduct his arm. Externally rotate your shoulders and straighten your elbows, with your palms facing up. Encourage the child to bring his hands to his chest, play with his fingers, and grasp toys of various shapes and colors.

〈Three〉 Rehabilitation training of trunk and lower limb functions for children with cerebral palsy. Turning over, sitting, crawling, standing and walking are the various stages of normal motor development for infants and young children. Learn and master various rehabilitation training methods for children with cerebral palsy. When training the child to turn over, first ask the child to relax his whole body, use the hips as a fulcrum, help lift one side of the limbs off the bed, and turn from one side to the other. In the sitting training of pediatric cerebral palsy rehabilitation training, the children are first taught to sit with their hands supported, then sit without support, and gradually transition to being able to hold toys around them while sitting and still maintain balance in the sitting position. During crawling training for children with cerebral palsy in rehabilitation training, others can provide appropriate support at the shoulders, elbows, hips and knees to encourage the children to crawl forward. Kneeling is helpful for children with cerebral palsy to stand during rehabilitation training. During training, let the child sit on his or her feet first, and with the support of others, straighten the hips and practice kneeling balance.

Rehabilitation treatment for premature infants with cerebral palsy is very important, and the process of rehabilitation treatment is also very painful. Most premature infants with cerebral palsy will have limb abnormalities, and in severe cases will have difficulty walking. Of course, these hazards will increase with the age of the patient, and the symptoms and hazards will increase. The rehabilitation treatment for cerebral palsy in premature infants is carried out during infancy, so the progress of treatment can be slow, but there must be a treatment process to prevent the body from developing disease complications prematurely.