Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, recently I've read quite a bit of news about children with cerebral palsy, and I've been feeling quite anxious. I want to know how fetal cerebral palsy is formed, and about the past treatment methods and their effectiveness:
I haven't thought about what kind of help I want:
I want to know how fetal cerebral palsy is formed. Recently, I've been feeling like my stomach is very bloated, and I'm afraid it's squeezing him.
Doctor's answer:
The manifestations of cerebral palsy can be classified into several types.1. The phlegm type primarily manifests as stiffness in the limbs.
2. Non-voluntary movements involve the limbs and head, as well as involuntary movements of the hands and feet. When purposeful movements occur, the overall involuntary movements may increase, such as difficulties with frowning, raising eyebrows, speaking, and swallowing, often accompanied by drooling.
3. The ataxic type is characterized by muscle weakness in the limbs, an inability to maintain balance, unsteady gait, and incomplete fine motor skills, such as poor coordination between the fingertips and nose. Simple ataxia is less common. Ataxia can also be associated with hand and foot movements.