Symptoms of cerebral palsy in 8-year-old children

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Cerebral palsy in children is a complex disease, and it is also a worldwide medical topic. The term "infantile cerebral palsy" has been used for only one hundred years, but it has been described for a long time. Its definition is gradually unified with the continuous understanding of this disease. Let's talk about the symptoms of cerebral palsy in 8-year-old children.

Symptoms of cerebral palsy in 8-year-old children

1. Patients with cerebral palsy will be over irritated. If children suffer from cerebral palsy, they will be easily frightened, cry, and have difficulty falling asleep. 2. Patients with cerebral palsy have difficulty in eating. If the child suffers from cerebral palsy, he will have chewing, drinking, swallowing difficulties, salivation, frequent spitting, breathing disorders and other symptoms when feeding early. 3. If the baby can't raise his head after a hundred days, and his head still swings when he straightens his waist from April to may, he may suffer from cerebral palsy.

4. If 4-6 weeks after birth, the baby's expression is indifferent, often showing a sad face, the phenomenon of active movement is rare, there is the possibility of suffering from cerebral palsy. 5. Patients with cerebral palsy will have behavioral disorders, mainly manifested as the inability to stand or walk after 3 months, the adduction of thumb after 4 months, the non opening of hand, and the inability to reach for objects after 5 months. 6. Patients with cerebral palsy will have the phenomenon of muscle weakness, unable to turn over, stiff and slow movement. If it is difficult for the baby's upper limbs to get into the cuff when dressing; When changing diapers and cleaning, the baby's thighs are not easy to abduct; Wipe the palm, the baby and bathing when the phenomenon of limb stiffness, are suffering from cerebral palsy.

7. Research shows that nearly 30% of children with cerebral palsy have similar symptoms of severe "colic" in the first three months of life. 8. Infants with spastic diplegia may have stiff lower limbs and stand on the toes like ballet dancers before sitting down.

matters needing attention

1. Before pregnancy, parents should give up smoking and drinking, take less contraceptives and develop good living habits. If they have hypertension and diabetes, they should actively treat them and prevent rubella virus infection.; 2. After pregnancy, pregnant women should regularly go to the hospital for health examination, pay attention to eliminate the factors of dystocia, ensure nutrition and prevent premature delivery. 3. After the baby is born, we should pay attention to the protection of premature and immature infants, and carry out the necessary treatment. 4. After the baby is born, it is best to use breast-feeding to ensure that the baby gets adequate nutrition.