Doctors issue a warning: traditional medicine cannot cure cerebral palsy. Experts say the permanent neurological condition requires early diagnosis and medical interventions like therapy to improve quality of life. Misconceptions in Nigeria lead some parents to harmful, unproven methods. Paediatric Neurologist Dr. Umar Sabo stresses CP’s prevalence in Nigeria, urging evidence-based treatment. “No Traditional Cure for Cerebral Palsy,” “Doctors Warn Against Herbal Remedies.”
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