Dr Roshan Kumar Jaiswal

  Cerebral Palsy is a group of conditions that affect a child’s movement, posture, and muscle coordination. It occurs due to abnormal brain development or damage to the developing brain before, during, or shortly after birth. Every child with cerebral palsy is unique. While some may have mild symptoms, others may experience significant challenges. Common signs include muscle stiffness or weakness, poor balance, tremors, and difficulties with speech, vision, or swallowing. Although cerebral palsy is a non-progressive condition (it doesn’t worsen over time), the symptoms can change as the child grows. That’s why early diagnosis and the right treatment plan are essential. 🧠 Understanding Cerebral Palsy Treatment There is no single cure for cerebral palsy, but a combination of treatments can significantly improve a child’s mobility, comfort, and quality of life. Treatment is always personalized based on the child’s condition, symptoms, and needs. 💊 1. Medications Medications are oft...

  Radial Club Hand Syndrome is a rare condition present at birth where the thumb side (radial side) of the forearm and hand does not develop normally. This can lead to bending of the wrist, shortened forearm, and difficulty in using the hand effectively. While this condition may look concerning, the good news is that with early diagnosis and expert pediatric orthopedic care, children can achieve improved function and independence. 🧠 Understanding Radial Club Hand In this condition, the structures on the radial (thumb) side of the arm—such as bones, muscles, and soft tissues—may be underdeveloped or absent. The severity can vary from mild thumb abnormalities to complete absence of the radius bone. Diagnosis is usually made through: ✔️ Clinical examination at birth ✔️ X-rays to assess bone structure ✔️ Ultrasound during pregnancy (in some cases) 🔍 Types of Radial Club Hand The condition is classified based on severity, which helps doctors plan the right treatment: Type N – Only t...