Patient's question:
I noticed some abnormalities in my baby when he was three months old because other babies have already started to roll over, but he couldn't. Also, his vision and hearing seemed to be a bit abnormal. I'm worried it might be a case of cerebral palsy. For this reason, I want to consult and learn more about what are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in a seven-month-old baby?Doctor's answer:
Due to severe cerebral palsy, the child at this stage cannot express themselves, which will lead to decreased muscle tone in the limbs, inability to drink milk properly, and difficulty turning over normally. Development is significantly lagging behind other normal children. If you are concerned that your child has cerebral palsy, you cannot make a judgment based on symptoms. You need to take the child to the hospital for examination and diagnosis. The child is still very young, and it is generally recommended to follow the doctor's guidance and advice for treatment.