Patient's question:
A friend just had a child. The baby, who is only three months old, was diagnosed with infantile cerebral palsy. They have never been able to believe this fact. Is infantile cerebral palsy very serious? What are the early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy? Can it be effectively avoided? What are the early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Early diagnosis of cerebral palsy is very important. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand the early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy. Infantile cerebral palsy usually refers to central motor disorders caused by non-progressive brain injury or brain developmental abnormalities due to various reasons from before birth to within one month after birth. What are the early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy? Below, I will introduce them to you.Be alert to the early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy:
Neonatal period:
- Is there difficulty with feeding. Such as the infant not being able to suck, weak sucking ability, or rejecting milk. Or fatigue and weakness after sucking.
- Is there excessive quietness. Such as a weak cry or persistent crying.
- Is there a lack of spontaneous movement. Such as low muscle tone.