Patient's question:
When dressing the baby, I find it difficult to bend his body or hug him. His head is soft and cannot be lifted up, his development is relatively slow, his movements are very slow, and he doesn't move much. His appetite is also poor, and his tongue often spits out milk and food.Doctor's answer:
The main causes of cerebral palsy can be summarized in the following six aspects:1. Infections during pregnancy: such as influenza, rubella, and herpes zoster.
2. Delayed delivery: such as cephalopelvic disproportion, pelvic, incorrect fetal position, elderly primipara, and uterine inertia in a large baby, which prolongs labor and delays delivery, leading to fetal distress and failure to receive timely treatment.
3. Neonatal seizures: This is the most important risk factor for cerebral palsy. Newborns with a birth weight below 2500g require special care, and neonatal asphyxia is a significant factor in cerebral palsy.