Patient's question:
Daughter is a cerebral palsy child. How old is she now? Her intelligence is like that of a few-month-old child. She cannot hold things with her hands and cannot walk yet. She is usually seated in a small cart. Now she wants to have a second child, but she is very afraid of giving birth to another child with cerebral palsy. Is this disease preventable? How can we prevent the occurrence of infantile cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Preventing Childhood Cerebral Palsy: 1. Focus on prenatal education: The fetus can detect sounds and voices in the womb. The sensory organs have the ability to adapt to the environment and have complex responses to the mother's emotions and activities. The fetal activity is also regulated by a biological clock. It is related to the mother's activities and emotions. In fact, the mother and fetus have been "talking" long before the baby is born. Newborns have a special ability to interact with parents after birth. Their unique talents are: facial expressions, imitation skills, sweet eyes, tears. 2. Preventing childhood cerebral palsy, preventing the occurrence of infectious diseases: It is currently believed that toxoplasmosis, rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, and herpes virus can all cause fetal malformations.