How can we prevent cerebral palsy in children?

Patient's question:

I am 19 weeks pregnant. When I came home, I saw the children downstairs were all three years old. They still often wet their pants, walk unsteadily, and don't eat very well, seeming to have difficulty swallowing. When others call them, they react as if they are slow. They say this is infantile cerebral palsy.

Doctor's answer:

Hello:
First of all, before the child is born. Pregnant women should actively undergo early prenatal examinations, ensure antenatal care, and prevent congenital diseases in the fetus. They should avoid bad habits such as smoking and drinking alcohol, and cannot abuse drugs like narcotics or sedatives. Prevent viral infections such as influenza and rubella, and avoid contact with cats, dogs, etc. Avoid exposure to harmful and toxic substances like radiation, as well as frequent ultrasound examinations.

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