Patient's question:
My child has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Now, their physical development is poor. Other children can already walk, but they cannot. Even when sitting, they must rely on something to sit. Currently, they cannot take care of themselves, and they are twins. What are the common symptoms of cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
The early symptoms of cerebral palsy can be characterized by a susceptibility to infantile convulsions, convulsions, screaming, or irritability, which are among the symptoms of cerebral palsy. Primary reflexes may be weakened or enhanced: Symptoms of children with cerebral palsy include, for example, the grasping reflex, asymmetrical neck reflexes. The body of a child with cerebral palsy may be stiff, muscle tone may be increased, and they may frequently spit out phlegm, exhibit symmetrical back flexion, sometimes tilt their head to one side, and have stiff, extended lower limbs, which are also symptoms of children with cerebral palsy. Effective functional rehabilitation training maximizes your remaining functions. Enhances your physical, mental, social, professional, and economic abilities. Strives to minimize the distance to healthy children so that they can take care of themselves and even receive education. In the future, you can engage in work suitable for them.