What are the early symptoms of cerebral palsy?

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With the growth of age, the body's resistance is also slowly weakening, and the function of various organs is also deteriorating. For example, cerebral palsy, it is generally believed that cerebral palsy only occurs in children. In fact, the elderly are also easy to suffer from cerebral palsy. If the elderly suffer from cerebral palsy, it will seriously affect their health and life and make them lose the ability to take care of themselves. As the elderly cerebral palsy people do not have a good understanding, so the general family members and friends found, generally to the late. What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in the early elderly? Let's take a look at the following introduction:

What are the early symptoms of cerebral palsy?

The reaction is relatively slow. I used to be able to judge things very well and accurately, but now I'm becoming rigid. Even when I eat, I can't hold chopsticks, and I have problems in my movement coordination ability. If these symptoms appear, the situation of cerebral palsy has developed to a serious stage. At this time to actively go to the hospital for treatment.

I can't control my money effectively, and I can't go shopping alone. I'm always suspicious. I begin to be reticent. I don't speak smoothly. Sometimes I get lost in my familiar places. When you find that the elderly at home appear these situations, it is necessary to be careful to prevent the elderly cerebral palsy.

Old people will have memory loss. They will soon forget what just happened, that is, forgetful. They can't sleep at night, and there are always some sounds in their ears, that is, auditory hallucinations. Often have these symptoms, may be the early performance of the elderly cerebral palsy, family members and friends must pay attention to.

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Finally, remind that the functions of the elderly are not as good as young people, so if there are some physical conditions, we must go to the hospital in time for treatment, so as not to delay the treatment period. This is especially true of cerebral palsy.