Patient's question:
My child was just born not long ago. During the day, they don't sleep, and at night, they always cry nonstop. When they cry, it feels like they can't catch their breath. This has been going on for over a week now. What's wrong with my child? What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in infants?Doctor's answer:
It is not ruled out that this symptom may be due to tremor-type cerebral palsy. The main lesions are located in the visual system and the cerebellum, characterized by involuntary, rhythmic shaking of a part of the body within a plane. The symptoms of tremor-type cerebral palsy primarily manifest as static tremors, which are large and rhythmic, with temporary inhibition of conscious movement, commonly seen in the upper limbs. Sometimes, there may be kinetic tremors, increased movement, and nystagmus. Simple tremor-type cerebral palsy is rarely seen and is more common in other types. Regular