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Relative delivered at 6,5months 21 years ago.has celebral palsy, spastic diplegia.walks with help.any remedies and chance to walk independently?
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Rehabilitation!: Cerebral palsy is a non progressive condition Physical therapy ,occupationl therapy and rehabilitation is recommended Sometimes Botox injections in selected muscles or even orthopedic corrective operations may improve matters
Answered 9/5/2017
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