Patient's question:
The baby has been developing slowly since birth. He can't be compared to normal children. Even now, he can only speak a few words, and his pronunciation is unclear. He walks unsteadily, has a vacant look, and always prefers to be alone, looking up. He had a comprehensive medical examination at the hospital and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
Hello.1. Delayed motor development. Reduced active movement. Motor skills lower than those of normal babies. Poor motor control. In mild cases, it may just manifest as stiffness or clumsiness in the hands and feet. In severe cases, it may result in the inability to lift the head, roll over, sit, stand, or walk. Delayed motor development in the limbs. Difficulty with autonomous movement. Stiff, uncoordinated, and asymmetrical movements. Appearance of abnormal movement patterns and involuntary movements.
2. Abnormal muscle tone. Rapid increase in muscle tone. Uncontrolled spasms in the hands and feet. Jaw clenching, etc. In cases of low muscle tone, it is often a transitional form of another type of cerebral palsy at a certain age stage.