निःशुल्क सेरिब्रल पाल्सी शिविर त्रिशला फाउंडेशन के द्वारा दिनांक 5 अक्टूबर और 6 अक्टूबर को सीतामढ़ी और मोतिहारी बिहार में, (Free Cerebral Palsy Camp on 5th and 6th October by Trishla Foundation)

त्रिशला फाउंडेशन (Trishla Foundation) विश्व सेरिब्रल पाल्सी दिवस (World Cerebral Palsy Day) के अवसर पर फ्री सेरिब्रल पाल्सी कैंप (Free Cerebral Palsy Camp) का आयोजन कर रहा है |  

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सेरिब्रल पाल्सी (Cerebral Palsy) एवं अन्य बाल अस्थि रोगो के इलाज की अत्याधुनिक तकनीकों के द्वारा प्रसिद्व हास्य कलाकार जय छनियारा सहित 6000 से अधिक बच्चो को चलने फिरने के काबिल बनाने वाले प्रसिद्व वरिष्ठ बाल अस्थि रोग एवं सेरिब्रल पाल्सी विशिष्यज्ञ डॉ. जित्नेद्र कुमार जैन निःशुल्क परामर्श (Free Consultation) एवं नई तकनीकी इलाज (Advance Treatment) के लिए संपर्क करे | 

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No.1 NGO For Cerebral Palsy Treatment India

Diplegic Cerebral Palsy With MR Managed By Surgery and Therapy

Children with cerebral palsy need very care full planning and dedicated effort from all side including therapist surgeon and parents. but if the child has an intellectual disability along with physical issue then it became a very tough job to get a good outcome. No one knows that the child will cooperate in the therapy program or not. we have to make a plan according to their need and work along with child in a very sympathetic manner. this child who don't have any independent walking before coming to Trishla Foundation started independent walking after 3 months of surgery followed by therapy. thanks to his mother for sharing their experience and important message given for others.

Trishla Foundation is the best center for cerebral palsy diagnosis, cerebral palsy therapy and cerebral palsy surgery treatment center in India. This foundation becomes No.1 NGO for cerebral palsy treatment in India. Many families from different counties came at Trishla Foundation for better cerebral palsy treatment and management CP in their children.

Sleeping Disorder in Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy affects a group of nervous system functions causing significant issues in their life. These neurological disorders contribute in many problems that a child has to face like not being able to walk, eat or even sleep. Cerebral palsy and sleep disorders go hand in hand with each other and are a key issue that both the parent and the affected child face. Not only this, the child will have other problems like seizures and motor development that can cause discomfort while sleeping.

Cerebral palsy usually affects infants or children below 2 years of age. Every parent looks forward to the time that the infant will fall asleep because it is only then that they can rest. Though children with cerebral palsy are same as the other children, whether they will sleep or not depends on the condition they are in. Children with cerebral palsy will have varying degree of sickness in them and it is unique with every child. The condition and problems that your child has may or may not be there in the other child. Similarly, whether your child will sleep at night or not depends on the condition of your child.

However, most of the times infants do sleep for 6-7 hours without interruption and if at all the child wakes up it will be because of hunger or wetness or bad position. The child will have to be attended to at these situations and if there is someone to respond to their needs, there won't be much problem. But as the child grows, there can be lot of sleeping disorders that will be noticed. Seizures being the most common neurological disorder that a child with cerebral palsy will face, the sleep cycle is usually disturbed. This needs adequate treatment since sleep plays an important role in any individual's daily activities. Hence, a diagnosis of the child will be required depending on which the treatment will be suggested.

In a normal sleep, a child will toss and turn throughout the night. For children with cerebral palsy, this movement can be painful due to their low motor skills and muscular issues. Physical therapy will be suggested to develop the motor skills and suitable medication is suggested to control seizures during sleep. If these are taken care of, a child has better chances of sleeping in the night without any sleep problems.

Sleeping disorders should be given due importance and treated by giving medications that include light sedatives or melatonin. Sleeping disorders can give rise to many other problems like depression, irritability, behavioral issues and health problems which will further complicate the life of a child. As the child grows, he has to be continually examined and treatment should be altered according to the changes in the child. With such cerebral palsy training, the child will learn to adapt to the different problems that can occur. In this way, the child will learn to lead a fairly normal life and with appropriate cerebral palsy treatment and devices, they can develop motor skills too. In this way, the child will sleep more peacefully!

Cerebral Palsy Success Story - Malawi Africa Girl Got Cerebral Palsy Treatment Successfully at Trishla Foundation

Children with cerebral palsy along with MR is very difficult to manage. If a child have sever issues in sensory processing then treatment planning became more complicated. Ms Sheryl N Gunga  came from Malawi, East Africa with her family to Trishla foundation in August  2017 with the GMFCS-5 cerebral palsy, mental retardation & sever sensory processing problem. She undergone surgery for her fix foot deformity followed by intensive therapy and sensory modulation. within three months has shown an excellent outcome. When she cam she don't respond to any stimuli but with sensory modulation & traing she started walking with support, speaking a few words and responding to all kind of stimuli. She gone back to their country in January first week with good recovery. Thanks to her parents for sharing their experience at Allahabad.

Read the complete story here: Cerebral Palsy Malwai Africa

What You Need to Know If Your Cerebral Palsy Child Suffers a Stroke

The image most people get when they hear about a stroke is that of an adult, usually older, with the resulting paralysis and cognitive issues. But strokes can also happen to children, infants and even the unborn fetus. In the United States, stroke ranks number 15 as the cause of death in children ages 0-14. Pediatric stroke also increases the risk that a child may develop cerebral palsy. If a child has suffered a stroke, with early detection and treatment, the chances for further damage and recurrence can be minimized.

In short, a stroke is the sudden death of brain cells in a localized area due to inadequate blood flow. There are two common types of strokes: hemorrhagic and ischemic. A hemorrhagic stroke is the bursting of a blood vessel within the brain. An ischemic stroke is the result of an obstruction or clot within an artery that inhibits proper blood flow to the brain. Children are equally susceptible to each type.

Heart conditions and blood disorders are known risk factors that can contribute to the increased susceptibility for stroke. For instance, children with sickle cell disease (SCD) are most at risk for ischemic stroke, usually occurring around the age 5. Children suffering from hemophilia or AVM (Arteriovenous Malformation) are more at risk for a hemorrhagic stroke. The greatest risk for pediatric stroke comes in the first year of child's life.

Children, especially those under the age of 3, most likely lack the communication skills required to let you know they need help. Therefore when it comes to infants, parents and other care givers must be especially vigilant to warning signs such as a seizure, as it could indicate a stroke. If a child is of the age where he or she is walking and or talking, the development of a slur, noticeable imbalance or blurred visions could be symptomatic of a stroke.

If a child has been diagnosed as having had a stroke, as with anything, the sooner treatment and therapy begins, the more favorable the results. There are medications that prevent blood clotting in children and surgeries aimed at reducing abnormal blood pressure within the brain. Dealing with stroke in a child is different than with an adult. Consult a pediatric neurosurgeon for the best course of action.

Hemiplegia (paralysis to one side of the body) and hemiparesis (a less severe weakened state to one side of the body) are common results of stroke to persons of all ages. In children, whose brain is still in development, stroke can result in the development of spastic hemiplegia cerebral palsy. Spastic hemiplegia cerebral palsy results in the full or partial paralysis to one side of the body. Hyperactivity, delayed walking, unexplained aggressiveness, epilepsy, seizures, speech impairments are among the challenges that these children could face.

As with other forms of cerebral palsy, there are treatment options and physical therapies available to improve the child's issues of mobility and overall quality of life. Pediatric stroke can be a terrifying event in the life of a child and his family. While some may face long-term challenges, most go on to live rewarding and healthy lives.

Cerebral Palsy Disorder In Infant

When cerebral palsy comes to infant then it may take a number of years to deduct the cerebral palsy symptoms and in most rare case it should be an important child should need to reach the age of 3.  Most of the time, it is more difficult to diagnosis cerebral palsy before this age. 

In the current scenario, cerebral palsy is categories into two parts known as Acquired cerebral palsy and congenital cerebral palsy.

 

Acquired Cerebral Palsy

This will occur in around 20% of all infants who suffer from this disorder and will normally have been gotten after the child has been born. This particular form of the disorder can be caused in a number of ways. The main causes are through an injury to their head or through them suffering from an infection in their brain such as bacterial meningitis both of which will result in damage occurring to the brain.

Congenital Cerebral Palsy

Of the two types of this disorder, a child can suffer from this is the more common. But with this particular form of the disorder, it takes it some time before it can be detected. Often there has been damaged caused to the motor areas of the child's brain and this can be caused by various different things.

One of the main ways that an infant will end up suffering from cerebral palsy is that they have suffered from an infection or damage has been caused to their brain whilst still in the womb. Furthermore, during the actual labor and delivery stages, a child could incur damage to the brain at this time and this will further increase the risk of them suffering from this disorder. Whilst another way in which an infant could end up suffering from cerebral palsy is if they contract jaundice and the condition is left untreated.

But unlike some other disorders including MS, this is not a deteriorative one so as the child grows up their condition will not get any worse. But for some children, their parents may notice that their motor skills and development seems to deteriorate over time and when this occurs, their doctor will carry out further to tests in order to find what other things could be causing this to happen.

Although there is, no cure for infant cerebral palsy there are many treatments, which are now, used that can help to reduce the symptoms that they suffer from. But how effective and successful the treatments are that your doctor and team of health specialists choose will depend upon the severity of the disorder. In many cerebral palsy infants can live their proper life using proper medications and treatment from the cerebral palsy doctor and specialist. 

Kid With Diplegic Spastic Cerebral Palsy: Success Story Of Trishla Foundation

Multimodal intensive therapy is mandatory in early age child with cerebral palsy to get a good outcome. Most of the parents wast their time in un-useful routine exercise and lastly, children do not get good milestone at their age. These children need task-oriented exercise after detail assessment. when you provide good quality therapy to the child along with training of parents then these children start showing an unbelievable response within a short time. Thanks to Father of Riyansh for sharing their experiences and very informative message to parents of CP children. visit www.trishlafoundation.com for more info.

Trishla Foundation is a No.1 NGO for cerebral palsy diagnosis, cerebral palsy therapy and cerebral palsy surgery treatment in India.  This foundation gives new life to more than 15000 children affected with cerebral palsy, orthopaedic, limb deformity and other physical disability problem.

If you have any query then contact Dr. Jitendra Kumar Jain at Trishla Foundation, the best cerebral palsy treatment centre in India.