Patient's question:
My child was born without a sense of taste or hearing and has always been quiet and slow. I worry it might affect the child's future intelligence. The child never has much appetite when eating and is not in good health either. The child is also not strong and often gets sick. What tests should be done for childhood cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is a syndrome of brain damage caused by various factors, primarily characterized by motor disorders, abnormal muscle tone, and abnormal posture and reflexes. Additionally, it may also involve intellectual disabilities, language disorders, visual and auditory impairments.Recommendation: Please be sure to bring your brain to a regular, reputable hospital to see a doctor. Do not trust secret remedies, as delaying treatment is one thing. However, worsening the brain condition is terrible. Treatment requires early detection and early intervention. Combining medical guidance with home training can help maintain consistency and achieve good results.