What if your child’s journey was based not on their limitations but on their potential? For parents of children with cerebral palsy, a diagnosis can bring a whirlwind of need, expectation and overwhelming circumstances, but there remains hope! The emphasis of care...
What makes a child truly unstoppable? Well, it’s not just physical ability—it is confidence. For children with spastic cerebral palsy, everyday tasks can seem like uphill battles. Muscle stiffness and fatigue can take the spotlight, but not all equally impair...
Have you ever noticed someone struggling with knees in cross position and legs acting like replacing a pair of scissors? This scissoring type of walking usually results from a medical state called scissor gait. This walking pattern becomes difficult for many people in...
Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a neurologic disorder of infinite heterogeneity that involves movement, posture, and coordination. Because of the magnitude of the heterogeneity of the impact of CP from person to person, clinicians apply standard systems and outcomes of...
Cerebral palsy is a life time condition that can make the life of the patient difficult. It happens because of some brain injury at or during birth, leading to activity limitations. Both physical and neurological abilities vary from child to child, and the support...
Most children suffering from CP generally have Children Orthopedic Problem controlling the tongue, face, jaw, and chest muscles. This reduces or limits their ability to produce sounds or speak properly. Further, hearing loss can also cause speech delays and problems...
Cerebral palsy is the term used to define most common neuromotor disorder of childhood that occurs due to damage in the developing brain in utero, infancy or in early childhood up to 3 year age, and after that it permanently affects body movement and causes lack of muscle coordination. Brain lesion don’t get worse over period of time but physical disability can regress, remain same or may improve with time depending upon treatment intervention. half of these children can have one or more other problem like problem in speech, hearing, vision, convulsion, recurrent infection.
