What is spastic cerebral palsy?

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Cerebral palsy is a common disease, and there are many kinds. In fact, most of cerebral palsy belongs to spastic cerebral palsy, so it can be said that spastic cerebral palsy is a synonym of cerebral palsy. The cause of this disease is a kind of cerebral palsy caused by various reasons in the process of brain maturation. Different from other cerebral palsy, spastic cerebral palsy is a disease caused by non external brain injury. After the onset of the disease, the movement ability and posture of the patients will change accordingly. Some spastic cerebral palsy is caused by pyramidal lesions.

What is spastic cerebral palsy?

First: the incidence of spastic cerebral palsy is very high in foreign countries, especially in the United States. Most of these patients are children or newborns. After onset, neuromuscular disorders will occur. The incidence rate in other places is high and low. In general, one in one thousand babies in the world belongs to spastic cerebral palsy.

Second: for spastic cerebral palsy, the probability of onset depends on socio-economic conditions, health status, the environment and the care received by mothers and infants. If the prenatal care of pregnant women is appropriate, all kinds of problems can be paid attention to, can avoid the birth of children with spastic cerebral palsy.

Third: in particular, some prenatal and postpartum and intrapartum factors are most likely to make children suffer from spastic cerebral palsy. Because in these stages is the key period of fetal and infant development, especially in the myelination stage, if exposed to some adverse stimulation or influence, it may lead to the occurrence of the disease.

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Prenatal factors can lead to congenital defects in children and cause spastic cerebral palsy. For example, in the mother's pregnancy about three months after suffering from or suffering from rubella and virus infection can make the fetus produce spastic cerebral palsy.