Patient's question:
From the time the child started breastfeeding, it was easy for her to choke on milk. But it was not paid attention to. It was always thought that the reason was because the child was too young. But later, as the months went by, it was found that her hearing was not very good either. Sometimes, when something was moved in front of her eyes, she seemed not to hear it at all. It did not attract her interest in the slightest.Doctor's answer:
From birth to one month after birth. Due to various reasons, non-progressive brain injury syndrome. Mainly manifested as central motor disorders and postural abnormalities. Often accompanied by intellectual, visual, auditory, eating, swallowing, speech, behavioral and other disorders. It will severely affect the child's life. There are several easy to learn and reliable methods to observe and determine whether children have symptoms of cerebral palsy: 1. Excessive sleep or insufficient sleep. 2. No sound when crying or crying is low and straight. 3. Poor swallowing. Generally, these are important manifestations of cerebral palsy.