Patient's question:
My baby is a premature infant. Because of oxygen deprivation in the womb, he was delivered two months early. Now he's almost one year old and still cannot lift his head. His reactions are also slow. After checking at the hospital, the result was infantile cerebral palsy. Why does it cause infantile cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy is primarily caused by immature cranial nerve damage due to various reasons before, during, or after birth. The sequelae are mainly caused by motor disorders and abnormal postures. The main causes include difficult labor, asphyxia, hypoxia, premature birth, jaundice, etc. If the prenatal causes are traced back to normal and early pregnant women, it includes whether certain contraindications, X-ray radiation, and viral exposure infections have been taken. To assess the functional impairments of cerebral palsy children's current abilities, develop training programs suitable for the child's characteristics, and provide training facilities.