Test for symptoms of mild cerebral palsy

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Now many children look smart after they are born, but after three months, they find that they suffer from cerebral palsy. In fact, there are some symptoms in the early stage of cerebral palsy. Grandma Wang's grandson next door is a child with cerebral palsy. Let's take a look at the symptoms of mild cerebral palsy!

Test for symptoms of mild cerebral palsy

Symptom 1: when cerebral palsy patients go out, they have many symptoms, such as visual and auditory obstacles, which are also the main symptoms of children with cerebral palsy. Many children with cerebral palsy are accompanied by hyperopia or strabismus, among which esotropia is more common, and hearing loss is more common in the patients with bradykinic cerebral palsy. It is difficult for children with cerebral palsy to distinguish the beat of sound.

Symptom 2: the posture of children with cerebral palsy is often more clumsy than that of ordinary children. The posture of children with cerebral palsy is very different, and the stability of posture is poor. The posture is smooth when they are active or when they are active. Your bilateral asymmetry. In some serious cases, your head often can't be in the vertical center position like the abnormal children, but you are used to one side of the direction, maybe you swing successively.

Symptom 3: children with cerebral palsy still have speech disorder. Most of them can accompany the symptoms of children with cerebral palsy at different levels. Some of them are difficult to express or construct words, some of them are difficult to pronounce or stutter, some of them are aphasia, that is, they can understand other people's speech, but they have no choice to speak.

matters needing attention

Cerebral palsy is a rare paralytic disease in children. The incidence rate of children is increasing. Pregnant women must prevent cerebral palsy during pregnancy, do not take drugs in disorder, do not eat junk food, and treat children with cerebral palsy. If the experts do not pay attention to real-time medical treatment, the impact on children can be lifelong.