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2yrs boy still cant walk

2017-07-11 07:53:19
My baby cant walk on his own and not able to stand. doctors said that he is having spatic diaplesic. physiotherapy should be done. home based treatment is being done. is it enough or any massage is required to his back bone and legs
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Don't apply any massage and other thing's .
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continue physiotherapy treatment.
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try to consult pediatric physiotherapist for further assessment and broad physiotherapy treatment.

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Keep continue physiotherapy.

Answered2017-07-11 07:57:39

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I think u r son has to be examined thoroughly and then only plan of action can be worked out.

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