Patient's question:
When the baby was born, it was different from a normal child. Its whole body was soft and limp, with no strength at all. Feeding also required help from others. Its gaze was vacant, and it always tilted its head backward. Development was slow, and it rarely smiled. After checking at the hospital, it was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. What are the clinical manifestations of infantile cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of cerebral palsy include:1. Neonatal period: Is it difficult to breastfeed? For example, not suckling after suckling. Weak or rejecting milk children or children who get tired after suckling; Is there any overactivity? Crying or persistent crying, fewer spontaneous movements. Low muscle tone. The whole body is weak; Is the whole body stiff? Good fighting spirit. Increased muscle tone. Often spitting out phlegm. Head and back flexion. Sometimes the head is to one side. Both lower limbs are straightened; Is there any convulsion? Convulsions. Scream or restlessness and other symptoms; Is there any abnormal posture? For example, adduction of the inner limbs. Internal rotation and fists.