Patient's question:
The sister from the next door had a child last year, but this child doesn't like to sleep, doesn't make much noise when crying, doesn't eat well, has difficulty swallowing, and her hands and feet are not coordinated. She can't open her legs when urinating. At one year old, she still can't sit up. It was diagnosed that she has cerebral palsy. Besides this, what are the characteristics of a cerebral palsy baby when crying?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy have congenital abnormalities in brain development, so their development in all aspects will be slower than that of other normal children, and they often do not cry or cause trouble, with relatively smaller cries. It is difficult to completely treat this disease with this condition. Only family members can pay more attention to care in daily life. Appropriate rehabilitation exercises can be carried out, and attempts can be made to exercise to restore daily living functions.