Patient's question:
My niece's child's child has been born for a month, and they have a bit of twitching when sleeping. A brain CT was done, and the results were normal, but the doctor said the child has symptoms similar to cerebral palsy, such as twitching skin and palm inversion. I want to know what symptoms are common in children with cerebral palsy? What symptoms do children with cerebral palsy have?Doctor's answer:
When going to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said that the child's skin and palm inversion were somewhat similar to cerebral palsy. I would like to know the guidelines for normal cerebral palsy symptoms: The main lesions are concentrated in the extrapyramidal system, typically. "Worm-like" involuntary movements of facial or body muscles. It gets worse when you are tense and excited. You lose more when you are calm. Hyperkinetic symptoms are particularly prominent during conscious movement. For example, when picking up an object, you cannot smoothly touch the object, but the upper limb is lifted or extended backward, shaking, the whole body is applied, facial muscle activity increases, and the expression is strange. The ability to coordinate movement is very poor. The above is the advice on "What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy?" I hope it helps you, wish you health!