Patient's question:
I am very healthy. I don't smoke, drink alcohol, or take drugs. But my son is three years old this year, and he has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, which is simply a bolt from the blue for me. I don't have any bad habits, so why would my son have cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
The most common reason is hypoxia at birth. Conduct prenatal check-ups, pay attention to fetal movement and fetal heart rate daily; if you have abnormalities in the late stages of pregnancy, you must seek medical assistance at any time. If you are born during delivery, you should charge the battery and cooperate with the midwife. Congenital developmental disorders. Many causes of children's cerebral palsy are related to the inherent defects of the fetus before birth. Various internal and external environmental factors, such as severe nutritional deficiencies in early pregnancy for both mother and child, including deficiencies of trace elements, infections, injuries, radiation, and other fetal brain malformations, are important factors leading to cerebral palsy. Therefore, for the current condition of the child, I strongly recommend active treatment, as this will yield better results.