Patient's question:
Recently, I noticed that my child is a bit abnormal and different from other children. He has difficulty drinking milk. I took my child to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said that my child suffers from cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Language: Most children with cerebral palsy may have varying degrees of language, such as difficulty in language expression or word formation, unclear pronunciation or stuttering, aphasia or difficulty in understanding others' language, but they do not speak. Particularly, the proportion of cerebral palsy in hand is larger. 2, Breastfeeding difficulty, not able to suck after birth, weak or refuse to suck, tired after sucking. It often causes coughing and spitting up milk, not able to close the mouth well, and weight gain. Bad. Remind the patient to keep the child's head in the middle position when eating, as the child eating backward may lead to foreign body aspiration. Let the child learn to eat