Patient's question:
My sister already has a boy. She wanted a daughter too. Last year, my sister got pregnant again and had a girl. Everyone in the family was overjoyed. But as time went by, I felt the child wasn't developing normally. Other children could grab things, but she showed no reaction. When holding her up to walk,Doctor's answer:
Hello. Cerebral palsy in the neonatal period. Difficulty with breastfeeding. If the child does not suck after sucking. Weak sucking or refusal or feeling tired after sucking; whether it shows excessive. Crying or continuous crying; spontaneous movement is less. Hypotonia. Weak body. Shows weakness; appears stiff body. Good patting. Muscle tone. Frequently spitting out phlegm. Head extension. Sometimes the head leans to one side.； there is suspicion. Seizures. Crying or signs of restlessness; whether there are abnormal postures. For example, adduction of the inner limbs. Internal rotation and clenched fist. 1-3 month old infants: whether there is thumb adduction. Clenched fist or internal rotation of the upper limbs; whether it does not pay attention to people. The eyes do not follow the eyes; whether there is head instability