Patient's question:
A child was born with cerebral palsy, which should be congenital. However, their parents are unwilling to treat it, saying that this medical history cannot be treated. I want to know what complications can arise from pediatric cerebral palsy? Can you elaborate on it?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy are typically shorter in body length than normal children and suffer from malnutrition. They often have respiratory system diseases and are prone to respiratory infections.Hearing impairment: 5-8%, commonly caused by kernicterus, affecting hands and feet.
2. Visual impairment: 50-60%, including strabismus, amblyopia, blindness, and cataracts.
Hearing impairment: 5-8%, commonly caused by kernicterus, affecting hands and feet.
2. Visual impairment: 50-60%, including strabismus, amblyopia, blindness, and cataracts.
Early detection and early treatment can significantly improve the recovery of children with cerebral palsy.