Patient's question:
My wife is more than 8 months pregnant. A few days ago, a friend's child was born and was carefully examined to be diagnosed with cerebral palsy, so I'm a bit worried. Hello, what are the early symptoms of infant cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of cerebral palsy are still very easy to notice. For example, not being able to suck after birth, always crying during naps, being easily startled, and so on—all of these require attention. In addition to muscle tone spasm, limb stiffness, adduction of the upper limbs, and inability to lift the eyes at three months, these are all symptoms that need to be addressed. Cerebral palsy in children requires timely treatment. If not treated promptly, it will increase the difficulty of self-healing. Currently, rehabilitation training is the basis for treatment.