Patient's question:
In recent years, I've heard that more and more children are suffering from cerebral palsy. Many people say it's caused by mothers taking medication during pregnancy, and there are all sorts of other explanations as well. I've searched for information online but haven't found a correct explanation. I just want to know if anyone knows what cerebral palsy really is.Doctor's answer:
The early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy can be identified from the following aspects: the baby's mouth cannot close properly, weak crying or broken shrieks; feeding difficulties, weak sucking, swallowing difficulties or easy to suck milk, vomiting; easily startled, easily crying, insomnia; within one month, you can see a soft body and reduced spontaneous movement, which are symptoms of hypotonia. If it persists for more than 4 months, it can be diagnosed as severe brain damage, intellectual disability, or a muscle system disease. The above is a suggestion on "symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy," hoping it helps you. Wishing you good health!