Patient's question:
I and my wife welcomed our love's this year, a little life with our blood. Last week, I took our child for a physical examination. The doctor said our baby has symptoms of cerebral palsy. We are very worried. What are the symptoms of a cerebral palsy infant?Doctor's answer:
Children typically exhibit unilateral motor activity, with one side of the body being unused, showing clear asymmetry between the left and right limbs, and displaying a dance-like swaying of hands and feet: Children exhibit involuntary movements, and the actions often appear in a dance-like or twisting form, appearing uninterrupted, with tense neck reflex postures: Divided into symmetrical tense neck reflex postures and asymmetrical tense neck reflex postures, scapular reflex postures: Children show increased muscle tension in the limbs, with head extension, ataxic gait: Children walk as if they are drunk, often unable to maintain a fixed posture, and when standing, they must constantly adjust to maintain balance.