Patient's question:
Now there are more and more children with cerebral palsy, because cerebral palsy is very difficult to treat. The devastation a child with cerebral palsy can cause to a family is very serious. What are the early symptoms of cerebral palsy that can be used for reference?Doctor's answer:
Don't miss the best treatment opportunity for infantile cerebral palsy, and promptly identify the symptoms of cerebral palsy. When cerebral palsy infants reach 1 to 3 months old, they may also exhibit clenched fists, thumb retraction, lack of attention to looking at people, and a dull facial expression; they cannot lift their heads while in a prone position. For 4 to 5-month-old cerebral palsy infants, their eyes are not flexible, they cannot follow moving objects, they lack attention to looking at people, their expressions are stiff, they cannot roll over, and their head lift while in a prone position is less than 90°. Early symptoms are very important for the early diagnosis of pediatric cerebral palsy, and therefore should be highly valued by parents.