Abnormal manifestations of early cerebral palsy in children

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Nowadays, cerebral palsy in children has become one of the common diseases in children, and its harm is not comparable to that of common diseases in children. According to the authoritative cerebral palsy expert Professor, the harm of children's cerebral palsy is very strong, and serious will lead to lifelong disability. If parents can find it early and take timely treatment, these hazards can be avoided. In daily life, parents can judge whether children suffer from children's cerebral palsy from some early abnormal manifestations of cerebral palsy.

Abnormal manifestations of early cerebral palsy in children

Method 1: prone position: normal infant prone position, upper limbs support body posture, head up. The hands of children with cerebral palsy are soft and collapsed. Shock reaction: the examiner made the child lie down in the supine position. The examiner was slightly close to the head side, and suddenly knocked the left and right sides of the child's head with both hands. In normal children, the upper or lower limbs only vibrate instantaneously. The upper and lower limbs of children with cerebral palsy will be raised, and the upper limbs have a short pause.

Method 2: sitting position: children of the same age can sit steadily or with a little help, while children with cerebral palsy are unstable and their upper limbs don't move freely. If you gently push your head to the rear, the normal child will take a defensive posture, while the cerebral palsy child will fall down. Standing position: when the examiner lifted both lower limbs upside down and released one hand, the hip and knee joints of normal children flexed and fell, while the children with cerebral palsy were in situ.

Method 3: grasp reflex: the examinee is in the direction of children's lower limbs, and ask the children to hold the examinee's thumbs on both sides. Children with cerebral palsy hold on to their thumbs and lift their upper body. In normal infants, the thumb was relaxed before the upper body was raised. Kicking reflex: in supine position of children, when the examiner presses the knee of children with cerebral palsy with one palm, the other lower limb will do kicking movement, but normal children can't see this movement.

matters needing attention

These are the early abnormal manifestations of cerebral palsy in children. If parents can find these abnormal symptoms early and take timely treatment, they can avoid the aggravation of cerebral palsy.