At what age is it best to start CP rehabilitation?

The earlier rehabilitation begins, the better the results. It is optimal to start from the first months of life when brain plasticity is at its peak. However, positive effects can be achieved at any age with a properly selected program.

What is the duration of a rehabilitation course?

A standard course consists of 2-4 weeks of intensive therapy. To consolidate results, it is recommended to repeat courses 2-3 times per year. Between courses, it is important to continue exercises at home following an individual program.

What improvements can be expected after the course?

Most patients report improved muscle tone, increased range of motion, and better coordination and balance. Many children master new motor skills: independent sitting, crawling, walking.

Does the program include speech and cognitive therapy?

Yes, our program is comprehensive and includes sessions with a speech therapist, psychologist, and occupational therapist. We work not only with motor impairments but also with speech, cognitive functions, and daily living skills.

Treatment of CP in Tashkent

Comprehensive rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy at a leading center in Tashkent. Individual treatment programs combining traditional Chinese medicine and modern Western techniques.

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About the condition

What is Cerebral Palsy?

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of persistent disorders of motor development and posture maintenance leading to movement deficits. CP disorders are caused by non-progressive damage and/or abnormality of the developing brain in a fetus or newborn.

At our center we apply a comprehensive rehabilitation approach that includes work with motor impairments, speech and cognitive development, and social adaptation of the child.

Causes

Main causes of CP: intrauterine hypoxia, birth trauma, infections during pregnancy, premature birth, genetic factors. Brain damage occurs during the period of active development.

Symptoms

Muscle tone disorders (spasticity or hypotonia), delayed motor development, coordination and balance impairments, pathological reflexes, possible speech and intellectual disorders.

Diagnostics

Brain MRI, neurological status assessment, motor function analysis using the GMFCS scale, electromyography, consultations with related specialists (orthopedist, speech therapist, psychologist).

Prognosis

With regular rehabilitation, most children achieve significant improvement in motor functions. Early therapy onset substantially increases treatment effectiveness and quality of life.

Our approach

How we treat

Diagnostics

Comprehensive examination and patient assessment by an international team of specialists

Treatment plan

Development of an individual rehabilitation program considering diagnosis specifics

Therapy

Intensive course of procedures: physical therapy, massage, physiotherapy, acupuncture and other methods

Results

Progress evaluation, home recommendations and maintenance therapy plan

Treatment methods

Procedures for treating Cerebral Palsy

Acupuncture

Nervous system stimulation and function restoration through biologically active points

20-30 min

10-15 sessions

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CME Therapy

Activating innate motor skills in children with central nervous system disorders

30-45 min

15-20 sessions

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Collagen Thread Implantation

Implantation of biodegradable collagen threads into biologically active points for prolonged nervous system stimulation and accelerated rehabilitation.

40-60 min

2-4 sessions (every 2-3 months)

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