Patient's question:
My son is already four and a half months old. However, I've noticed that he is quite normal. He rarely moves his body, and it seems his hands are very weak, making it difficult for him to hold things. Also, when I play with him, I find that he doesn't react very well and seems slow. The more I watch him, the more I think he looks like a patient with cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Newborn mucus: Early symptoms of cerebral palsy can manifest as infantile convulsions, crying, screaming, or restlessness, which are among the symptoms of cerebral palsy in children. The symptoms of cerebral palsy in children are not present after birth, sucking, or refusing milk. Or it may be after sucking, fatigue, making the child malnourished, weight not increasing or increasing slowly is an indication of "symptoms of cerebral palsy in children." Hope this helps you, wish you health!