Patient's question:
The newborn always cries and refuses to feed at night before sleep, doesn't take naps during the day, falls asleep on hands for naps, wakes up as soon as they are put down, and feeds frequently. Recently, the jaundice hasn't faded yet, and treatment is still ongoing. They bathe him every day, but his buttocks are red and broken. They wonder what doctor has caused this.Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children:1. Newborns and two-month-old infants cry excessively and have difficulty feeding and sleeping deeply.
2. Early feeding, bowel movements, drinking, and swallowing difficulties, as well as drooling and respiratory problems.
3. Babies over a hundred days old cannot lift their eyes, and by four to five months, their heads are unstable.
4. Typically, three-month-old infants can clench their fists but not open them. If there is still thumb-inward and hand-closed at four months, it may indicate cerebral palsy in children.