What does the symptom of cerebral palsy child have

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My friend's brother is nearly five years old. When he is at home, he always tilts his head to one side and opens his mouth. He always feels that the child has mental problems. The doctor says that this is a symptom of cerebral palsy. Now let me talk about the symptoms of cerebral palsy.

What does the symptom of cerebral palsy child have

First: vision, hearing impairment: vision, hearing impairment is also the main symptoms of children with cerebral palsy. Many children with cerebral palsy are accompanied by myopia or strabismus, among which esotropia is more common, and hearing loss is more common in bradykinic cerebral palsy. Children with cerebral palsy often have difficulty in recognizing the rhythm of sound. Mental retardation: mental retardation is a common symptom of children with cerebral palsy. In all children with cerebral palsy, about 1 / 4 of them have normal intelligence, about 1 / 2 of them have mild or moderate intelligence deficiency, and about 1 / 4 of them have severe intelligence deficiency.

Second: posture disorder: experts point out that the various postures of children with cerebral palsy are abnormal, the stability of postures is poor, the posture is awkward when they are moving or at rest, and the left and right sides are asymmetric. In some serious cases, the head often can not be in the vertical center position like normal children, but is used to leaning to one side, or shaking left and right back and forth.

Third: language disorder: experts say that most children with cerebral palsy may have different degrees of symptoms of this child with cerebral palsy. Some of them have difficulties in language expression or language construction, some of them have unclear pronunciation or stuttering, some of them have aphasia, that is, they can understand other people's language, but they can't speak.

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Cerebral palsy is a kind of disease caused by brain hypoplasia. Children with cerebral palsy show a series of behavioral disorders, including audiovisual, language, intellectual and other aspects, especially compared with children of the same age.