Pediatric rehabilitation

Pediatric rehabilitation may be necessary for children with neurological or orthopedic conditions impacting their physical and cognitive development. The duration of treatment typically starts from three weeks and will require inpatient care. The examination process may include clinical history-taking, medical records review, physical examination, and consultations with a pediatric neurologist, orthopedist, and rehabilitation specialist. In addition, diagnostic testing such as imaging studies and neurological reflexes exams are performed. The treatment plan includes a broad spectrum of therapies, each playing a particular role in a kid's rehabilitation. It is intended to improve the child's general quality of life and physical and mental potential and offer continuous support for their continued growth and health. Neurostimulation techniques modify or stimulate the brain's activity and function. Physical therapy and rehabilitation techniques focus on improving the child's physical function, movement, and strength. Alternative medicine techniques like acupuncture support the child's overall health and well-being. Finally, medications help to manage spasticity or other symptoms associated with the child's condition. The cost of essential supplies and medicines, nursing care, hospital stays, medical records at the end of the stay, and recommendations for further care are covered. Pediatric rehabilitation improves children's physical, cognitive, and emotional health. In addition, stimulation of the brain boosts kids' development.