Patient's question:
The daughter of a colleague is one year old, but she's showing some issues. She can't eat or chew by herself and still can't walk. Sometimes she clenches her fists and hits her head hard with her fists when she's angry. When trying to teach her to walk, her gait is very unstable, and she struggles to walk properly, as if her legs lack strength. I want to...Doctor's answer:
Ataxic Type: This type accounts for approximately 15-20% of cerebral palsy patients. The main characteristic is involuntary movement of the limbs and body. That is to say, the face appears strange, while the neck has uncontrollable twists. The inability to control limb movements, as well as irregular and uncoordinated movements, leads to more pronounced symptoms when active control of these movements is exerted. Due to these symptoms, patients cannot stand or walk stably. These symptoms disappear during sleep. The above is advice on "What are the manifestations of cerebral palsy in children?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!