Early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children?

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The early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children are related to the degree of brain injury; The more early symptoms and longer duration of cerebral palsy in children, the greater the possibility of cerebral palsy. Early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children? Let's talk about it.

Early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children?

During the neonatal period, the body is too hard or too soft, spontaneous movement is reduced, unable to suck or lactate, weak, spasmodic attack, easy to scare, weak or continuous crying.

The early symptoms of cerebral palsy are fist holding, thumb adduction, strabismus, and eyeball failure.

When the child is 4-5 months old, he can't reach out to grasp things or there is a difference between left and right. He won't turn over or only turn over to one side. When he is nervous, his upper limbs will bend inward, his hands will hold fist, his lower limbs will cross and stretch or his head and back and his horns will turn back. When he grabs things, his upper limbs will straighten or stretch backward, and his hands can't touch the midline.

matters needing attention

All parents want their children to grow up healthily, but we can't control them after the onset of cerebral palsy. Therefore, we should pay attention to the prevention of this disease, and prevent the incidence rate of the disease through prevention, and we should pay attention to their changes after the birth of the child.