Patient's question:
Three years ago, a friend of mine had a baby boy. However, the baby was always weak while feeding, finding it difficult to swallow, and his cries were very faint or intermittent screams. Now that the baby is three years old, he walks with weakness and often falls. When his father calls him, he rarely responds. My friend is worried that he might have cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
A three-year-old child is always very weak and shows no response. The analysis suggests it is caused by cerebral palsy. Hello, the symptoms of cerebral palsy in infancy, often in abnormal postures and backward movement development, poor swallowing, lack of coordination between hands and feet during movement, side-to-side swaying, unable to hold their head up at three months, unable to sit at six months, unable to work at eight months, and my eyes don't communicate with my parents. I often feel scared.