Patient's question:
What is the diet for cerebral palsy? My child was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was young, and he still cannot walk and does not like to be active. He is also very slim compared to normal children. We are very concerned about his health and want to understand what the diet for cerebral palsy is like. What are the initial symptoms of cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
The early symptoms of cerebral palsy are diverse, and their manifestations vary depending on the type and affected area. Even the same child may show different symptoms at different ages. The symptoms of cerebral palsy are easy to detect. The daily behavior of patients differs from that of ordinary people. For example, a child may suddenly become stiff: in certain positions, such as when the child is placed in a supine position, it is difficult to bend the body or hug them. Soft: an infant's head and neck are soft and cannot be lifted. When suspended, their limbs hang down. The infant rarely moves. Developmental delay: learning to lift the head, sit, and use hands, but later than peers, and may use multiple parts of the body, such as: some children often use one hand instead of two hands.