Symptoms of cerebral palsy

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At the time of birth and in childhood or infancy, non progressive brain damage caused by various reasons may cause cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy, also known as cerebral palsy, is a very comprehensive disease. After the onset of the disease, it mainly causes the patients to have central dyskinesia and show abnormal posture. Cerebral palsy has an impact on children's intelligence. As children grow up, their intelligence development will be very slow, and cerebral palsy is often prone to convulsions. After having cerebral palsy, even sensory ability will be impaired.

Symptoms of cerebral palsy

Children with cerebral palsy can show abnormal reflexes at an early stage. Children's nerve reflexes are relatively slow, and the reflexes of self-protection actions are also slow. Some children with cerebral palsy can't sit and stand normally when they are five or six months old, even it's very difficult to turn over.

Children with cerebral palsy show abnormal postures in the early stage, such as hands and fingers adduction, bending and clenching, forearms drawing inward, head and neck leaning backward. Some children with cerebral palsy will show unnatural flexion of the limbs, straightening the limbs, there is no way to support the body.

In the early stage of cerebral palsy, children may be too quiet, even do not move, do not cry, and exercise is very little. At the same time, children's development level is quite backward. Some children even droop their heads for three or four months, and can't raise their heads normally. Some children with cerebral palsy can't lift their forearms normally when they are 4 months old.

matters needing attention

In fact, cerebral palsy can be prevented. Many children with cerebral palsy may be caused at birth, so it is recommended that pregnant women choose professional obstetrics and gynecology hospital when giving birth, so as to minimize the occurrence.