Patient's question:
The child of my colleague is 2 years old this year. Other children of this age have already mastered speaking and can express their own thoughts and needs, but my colleague's child cannot express himself, and when you talk to her, she doesn't pay much attention. My colleague is worried that the child might develop cerebral palsy. She wants to know what the early symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy are.Doctor's answer:
Motor Disorders: Children with cerebral palsy have lower motor skills than normal children of the same age. Poor self-control. The severity of the disease is only that the hands and feet are somewhat clumsy or uncoordinated. In severe cases, the hands cannot grasp anything. Some can walk, some cannot even roll over, sit up, stand, chew, or swallow. Postural disorders, intellectual disability, speech disorders, visual and auditory disorders, growth and development disorders, and dental development disorders. Many children with cerebral palsy, especially the hands and feet, and the child's personality is more stubborn and willful. Emotional fluctuations are very large, feel very annoying, some even feel lonely and unsociable. Abnormal behaviors are: Compulsive behavior: Compulsively doing something. Self-injury: I hit myself or bang my head against the wall. Aggressive behavior: Europe defeated other countries, but this is rarely seen.