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Spastic cerbral palsy

2017-10-10 12:22:33
My 4 yr old son is suffering from spastic cerbral palsy..he is unable to walk or stand...sits by support...taking Physiotherapy treatment from four years...still no improvement..what to do? Whom to consult?
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Spastic cerebral palsy can be managed very well, depending upon other comorbid condition. Please explain further about his associated condition to give better insight on his outcome.
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physiotherapy, Speechtherapy may be required
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continue physio,

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Only best rehabilitation management team can improve him not only Physiotherapy, occupational therapy speech therapy and medical management together will give result. U visit SVNIRTAR cuttack once then follow the instructions in your city.

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