Showing posts with label cerebral palsy disorder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cerebral palsy disorder. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 July 2018

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!

Thursday, 5 July 2018

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


Thursday, 5 May 2016

Charitable organization for cerebral palsy children

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There are several organization who have target to provide most effective and complete treatment to those children who suffer from cerebral palsy problem. A child suffer from such a disease or condition suffer from lots of pain when they talk, walk, eat and when they perform other daily work routine. Complete cure of cerebral palsy disorder is not possible but there are some organizations who help manage cerebral palsy problem in children and improve the condition of cerebral palsy problem. This management of cerebral palsy disorder can change the life of CP children and make them normal like other children. These organization not only help to CP  children also help to those people who suffer from orthopedic, limb deformity and other physical disability problems. They also educate to pregnant women about cerebral palsy causes and other preventive measures. These organization provides physical training or therapy like stretches, ball games, sports, dance, teaching classes  and other fun activities. to improve the physical strength in muscles and help to make correct pronunciation of words. These activities help to understand to each and provide better interaction without any complexity.

Due to these activities some group of patients contact with other patients and this make better communication among them. In young patients it help to get rid from loneliness. These activities make them that they are not alone  and when they perform well then get motivated to for their own better improvement from cerebral palsy condition. They support to each other, live together with each other as well as help each other to struggle from this disease. 

There are many charitable organization in India who always ready to help cerebral palsy children. Special for those children whose parents can't afford medical medicines and therapies which mandatory for CP children. Such organizations expand support for cash-strapped parents help their child to live like other children. Some companies offer financially solid to offer various treatments for children. For example, certain therapies along with specific treatments are offered free of charge. Some organizations offer several other features that parents pay for the expensive treatments or surgery of children suffering from cerebral palsy. These organizations take constant care of the child, new teaching methods or makes them constantly, through various activities, which was busy all day. so, despite stopping go, we can see that with the help of such organisations by cerebral palsy, you can do better than ever before your child's lifestyle.

No matter what kind of disease or disorder has CP is a self-help group or organisation essential to your health and success or not. The important thing is to connect and how you can participate. To engage is the most difficult, but also is the first step.

Trishla Foundation, one of the best charitable cerebral palsy treatment center in India who provides better management in cerebral palsy disorder and give new life to CP children to become independent. They provide better cerebral palsy diagnosis, surgery and therapy treatment to children. In in last 10 years experience they brings new life in 10,000+ cerebral palsy children to become independent and do their daily work routine easily. Dr. Jitendra kumar Jain, Founder of this foundation and also most famous orthopedic surgeon and cerebral palsy specialist in India.   If you want to consult any problem about cerebral palsy then feel to contact him vial mail jjain999@gmail.com and call him on 9935102728




Tuesday, 23 February 2016

Types & Causes of Cerebral Palsy Disorder


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Cerebral palsy is a term which indicates permanent neurological diseases which affect the group muscles which control  movement of body, body posture, muscle coordination and speech in children. Generally, this disease or condition occurs due to some damages in brain during birth and childhood time.   

Concerned a child with this disorder have difficulties, maintain a normal life as he or she, has not control over their motor skills depending on the extent of the damage on the specific area of the brain. Permanent brain damage, goes to a child during pregnancy or at birth severely affect the child, causing great loss of many skills, which carried out essential for the correct functioning body to human activities. The decline in the growth of the brain the problem of communication between the brain and body. So, this is one of the main reasons for the so-called cerebral palsy.

There are 4 types of cerebral palsy:

1. Spastic cerebral palsy

Spastic cerebral palsy is characterized by muscle rigidity and difficult movements. Is the most common form of cerebral palsy, impact on 70 to 80% of patients.

2. Athetoid cerebral palsy

It is characterized by muscle involuntary and uncontrolled movement, including tacking or slow movements. This disease affects about 10% to 20% of patients.

3. Ataxic cerebral palsy

It is characterized by disturbed sense of balance and depth performance. The disease affects about 5% to 10% of patients.

4. Mix cerebral palsy

It is characterized by a combination of the above forms of cerebral palsy. However, the most common form of the mixture can a combination of spastic and Athetoid characteristics.

Here are some causes of the cerebral palsy disorder:

  • Consumption of alcohol and toxic chemicals during pregnancy
  • Genetic diseases
  • Infections during pregnancy or childbirth
  • RH incompatibility
  • Low birth weight and preterm labour
  • Malnutrition
  • The mother's illness
  • Multiple pregnancies
  • Asphyxia and hypoxia
  • Jaundice, encephalitis, epilepsy, or accidents
  • Many other causes.
  • It is advisable that parents of children, their children to brain take physics, specialized doctors in this area. There are a number of ways to help children with the disease.