Patient's question:
My child was perfectly normal at birth, but now it has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and I am very worried about my child. The child has never spoken and has very slow motor skills, as well as low intelligence, differing greatly from normal children. The child is somewhat like a person with mental retardation. What are the common symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello! A disease that develops into convulsions due to non-progressive central motor dysfunction. Severe cases are accompanied by intellectual disability. Epilepsy, limb spasms, as well as visual, auditory, and language dysfunction. Mainly caused by congenital defects, acquired malnutrition, or functional disorders after illness, leading to exhaustion of blood, brain, internal organs, muscles, and limbs, resulting in insufficient numbness, causing evidence loss. The brain is the house of the spirit, which can lead to intellectual disability, slow reaction, unclear speech, weak chewing, drooling, limb weakness, inability to grasp soft objects with hands, and inability to stand on feet.