Patient's question:
Last year, my sister's family welcomed a little princess, and we were all happy for them. However, after a period of care, they still felt weak in their left leg. They went to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, and the doctor told them that all these symptoms were signs of cerebral palsy in the baby. The whole family was particularly upset.Doctor's answer:
Early symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy include: sluggishness, poor language and intelligence, as well as stiffness in the fingers and upper and lower limbs. When standing, the legs are straight, the legs are crossed, and the legs are crossed. The hands are usually clenched into fists, with the thumb closed. There are many types of cerebral palsy, and the symptoms vary. Whether you can recover and live a normal life depends on the child's condition and the timeliness and consistency of rehabilitation. Guide parents to help their children overcome dependence, do not do anything for the child, let the child do their best, cultivate a sense of independence, self-care, reduce the burden on parents, and communicate with the child. Be patient, careful, gentle in tone, speak slowly, use simple and clear language, be patient, listen fully, and try to answer the questions the child raises.