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Hi, my name is Dhiraj my 2 years 4 months son have Cerebral Palsy

dhirajprasadg
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I would like to know the treatment available for my son suffering from CP in Norwich ,
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Hi @dhirajprasadg
Welcome to the community! @Chloe_Scope, @Richard_Scope would you be able to suggest anything?Disability Gamechanger - 2019 -
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Good morning @dhirajprasadg
Thanks for your post and welcome to our online community. I have found some information and groups local to you that might helpful Norfolk Community Healthcare and Each Support Group.
I would speak to your G.P. or Paediatrician about the treatment options for your son. These might include:
Physiotherapy
Hydrotherapy (which is exercises in a heated swimming pool)
We also have lots of information on the community such as Therapies and support from other Parents and Carers
If I can help further please do let me know.
Scope
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Welcome to the community @dhirajprasadgScope
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Richard_Scope said:Good morning @dhirajprasadg
Thanks for your post and welcome to our online community. I have found some information and groups local to you that might helpful Norfolk Community Healthcare and Each Support Group.
I would speak to your G.P. or Paediatrician about the treatment options for your son. These might include:
Physiotherapy
Hydrotherapy (which is exercises in a heated swimming pool)
We also have lots of information on the community such as Therapies and support from other Parents and Carers
If I can help further please do let me know.
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Hi @dhirajprasadg
We do not have such a list.My understanding is that when it comes to stem cells being a possible, safe and reliable treatment for cerebral palsy, things are still very much at the research stage.
In my opinion, a good source of impartial advice about stem cell research is the EuroStemCell website:
They have a page specific to cp:
Personally, I would be confident that if there are any significant, peer-reviewed future breakthroughs with research EuroStemCell will publish about it.
Scope
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Hi @dhirajprasadg and a warm welcome to the community! I don't believe I have anything else to add but I wish you the very best of luck and please let us know if there is anything else that we can do to helpScope
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