What method prevents infantile cerebral palsy
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The harm of neonatal cerebral palsy disease is more serious, there are many babies will touch the symptoms of cerebral palsy, so their brain health has been harmed, remind mothers need to pay attention to cerebral palsy, and should also do a good job in the prevention of cerebral palsy, to understand the preventive measures of cerebral palsy will have what.
What method prevents infantile cerebral palsy
1. To prevent infectious diseases, experts believe that Toxoplasma gondii, rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, herpes zoster virus, etc. may cause fetal malformation and congenital defects. About one third of the newborns infected with herpes simplex virus have central neuropathy, resulting in microcephaly and brain calcification. Congenital syphilis can also cause fetal brain damage. Therefore, it is very important for pregnant women to avoid the occurrence of infectious diseases during the whole pregnancy. Focusing on fetal education, the fetus can find light and sound in the uterus, and has the ability to adapt to the environment by his sensory organs. He has complex reactions to his mother's emotions and activities. The fetal activities are also controlled by the biological clock, which is related to his mother's activities and emotions. In fact, the mother and her fetus have a "conversation" long before the baby is born. After birth, the newborn has the special ability to interact with its parents, and its strange talent is shown as follows: facial expression, imitation ability, sweet laughter, tears and crying. This is a good way to prevent cerebral palsy in children.
2. Increase nutrition, iodine deficiency mothers of infants, often have neurological deficits. In addition to the anemia caused by mother's iron deficiency, it can also affect the intelligence of children with cerebral palsy. In order to prevent fetal brain dysplasia, pregnant women must pay special attention to nutrition, not partial to food, picky food, meat and vegetables to a reasonable mix, coarse and fine food rotation. To prevent asphyxia and intracranial hemorrhage, neonatal asphyxia can be caused by fetal distress, hip circumference, forceps delivery, dystocia, prolonged pregnancy, umbilical cord around the neck and other reasons, resulting in neonatal asphyxia, hypoxia, damage to brain tissue and cerebral palsy. Neonatal intracranial hemorrhage is often caused by cerebral vascular injury caused by birth injury and neonatal asphyxia. Cerebral hemorrhage can seriously damage brain tissue, seriously threaten life, and cause severe cerebral palsy.
3. Do a good job in neonatal health care, the baby born within one month grows faster, but the adaptability to the external environment is poor, easy to be infected with a variety of viruses, bacteria and lead to cerebral palsy. Newborn children have no defense ability and are vulnerable to suffocation caused by external forces. Therefore, we should pay attention to avoid accidents when nursing newborns, prevent pillows, quilts and other objects from blocking the mouth and nose, prevent body pressure from affecting breathing, and prevent accidental falls. Usually pregnant women should not often go to public places to avoid infection and affect the normal development of the fetus. Once pregnant women have infectious diseases, they should be treated in time, and drugs should be used under the guidance of professional doctors. Pay attention to regular examination, if the fetus is found to have serious genetic diseases or congenital defects, pregnant women with serious diseases, should be timely and properly handled.
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After a comprehensive understanding of these knowledge, I believe that Baoma have realized the prevention methods of cerebral palsy in children. Cerebral palsy must be paid attention to, which will damage the baby's brain. It reminds Baoma that they need to have a clear understanding of the knowledge of cerebral palsy, and they must carry out the prevention work of cerebral palsy, so as to protect the baby's brain health.
