Patient's question:
The child is a bit abnormal. Other children can already walk and talk, but my child, who is three years old, still cannot walk. I visited the county hospital, and the doctor said my child has a somewhat serious illness and that my child shows symptoms similar to cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many reasons for cerebral palsy. The symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy are generally as follows:Infants often have feeding difficulties after birth, such as weak sucking ability, swallowing difficulties, and poor oral closure.
Infants are often quiet, with little crying, weak crying sounds, and excessive calmness. Alternatively, they may cry excessively, be easily irritable, easily startled, or experience recurrent muscle twitches.
Motor coordination is poor, movements are asymmetrical, and voluntary movements are rare.
Muscle tone abnormalities, as well as abnormal posture and movement patterns, frequently occur.