Patient's question:
My baby will be two years old at the end of next month. He had a difficult birth—his umbilical cord was wrapped around him, and he had poor blood supply to the brain. As a result, the baby didn’t talk much and didn’t respond quickly. Now he has just started walking. What are the main symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you: These symptoms may occur in children and could be due to abnormal neuroregulation. They are not indicative of cerebral palsy. The specific symptoms of cerebral palsy in children vary from individual to individual. Some may experience involuntary movements and muscle stiffness, such as in the hands and feet. Others may also have developmental delays and weakened immunity. Some individuals may also have quadriplegia and other accompanying symptoms.