Patient's question:
My child has always seemed to me that her daily behavior is not very normal. After checking her at the hospital, the doctor diagnosed her with mild cerebral palsy in children. The doctor said she needed to be hospitalized for treatment. What causes this disease, and what kind of disease is it?Doctor's answer:
Mild cerebral palsy in children refers to a non-progressive brain injury syndrome caused by various reasons from prenatal to the first month after birth. It primarily manifests as central motor disorders and abnormal postures, often accompanied by multiple impairments such as intellectual, visual and auditory, eating, swallowing, speech, and behavioral disorders. These conditions can severely affect a child's entire life.