Patient's question:
Her cousin's son was one year old and still couldn't walk, and his finger extension was also not good. He didn't seem to have a language barrier either, and he walked with a limp. Later, after checking at the hospital, he was finally diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Her cousin heard the news without any psychological preparation and her tears flowed out.Doctor's answer:
My sister's son couldn't walk until he was one year old, and his fingers also couldn't stretch well. His speech was not like a language disorder. He walked around. Later, I went to the hospital for a check-up and was finally diagnosed with cerebral palsy. My cousin was completely unprepared to hear this news and tears just flowed out. The symptoms of childhood cerebral palsy begin in infants and young children, mainly central paralysis, such as follows, with paralysis, hemiplegia, quadriplegia, etc., often accompanied by various abnormal movements, such as hand movements, dance-like movements, tendons, etc. Individual patients have motor disorders. I hope this is helpful to you. This is a suggestion for the issue of "childhood cerebral palsy." I hope this is helpful to you, and wish you health!