Overview Of Potential Treatments For Periventricular Leukomalacia

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy may also be used to treat this disorder. Of course, the therapist's role seems to shift based on the child's needs and symptoms. This may include if they developed cerebral palsy. Occupational therapy appears to teach essential skills for independence. It may provide alternative ways of completing basic tasks. Children seem to receive help to improve their playing and learning capacity. The therapist may assist them with fine motor skills, such as brushing their teeth. This therapy may help children process sensory information.

Children who have this condition may see an improved quality of life with this treatment. They may be more confident and independent. The skills they develop in regards to playing and learning may help in other areas. This form of therapy seems to help reduce the burden on parents and caregivers as well.

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