Patient's question:
My sister's newborn daughter is three months old, but her neck is always twisted. She doesn't even cry properly, and when we try to entertain her, her head can't be lifted up. My sister took her to the hospital, and the doctor said she has cerebral palsy. I want to ask, what are the symptoms of cerebral palsy, and what kind of help can be expected? What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy are also known as children with cerebral palsy. The disease occurs in the brain and affects the limbs. They are often accompanied by epilepsy, intellectual disability, behavioral abnormalities, mental disorders, as well as visual, auditory, and speech impairments. If the infant is in the early stage of pregnancy, it is difficult for the infant to cry, the weight is weak, there is no weight gain or slow growth, and the body is easily playful, etc. If the infant must roll over, it will not crawl and pay attention to people, the eyes are dull, the neck is weak, the neck cannot stand straight, etc., the whole body is very stiff, the hands are always in a fist, and so on. It is best to detect early and treat early, otherwise it is very easy to delay the life of the infant.