Patient's question:
My baby is usually not very active, and when I interact and play with him, he doesn't pay attention either. Some people say he might have cerebral palsy. What are the common characteristics of this condition, and what symptoms might my child show at just one year old?Doctor's answer:
Using one hand to grasp objects and demonstrating asymmetric autonomous movement in a one-year-old infant suggests brain paralysis. After the medical institution determines the diagnosis of cerebral palsy in the child, rehabilitation training should be carried out as soon as possible. The intervention for children with brain damage is mainly carried out through the main input pathways of vision, hearing, and skin sensation, and appropriate information stimulation is provided. The three main output manifestations of gross motor, fine motor, and language are slightly more developed than normal movement. Early functional training.