Patient's question:
My sister's child was just born not long ago, but later we found that the child cannot lift its head when lying on its stomach. The doctor said it might be caused by oxygen deprivation, or it could also be cerebral palsy. We were shocked to hear this and didn't know what to do.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Is breastfeeding difficult, such as not sucking after sucking, children who suck or lose milk, or children who feel tired after sucking; Do they show excessive behavior, crying, or continuous crying; Is there a lack of spontaneous movement, low muscle tone, and overall weakness. Are they hard, good, with strong muscle tone, often pulling out from phlegm, head extension, sometimes head tilting to one side, and lower limbs extended; Are they prone to seizures, screaming, or irritability; Are there abnormal postures, such as adduction, internal rotation, clenched fists, etc.