Patient's question:
The baby has never been quite normal since birth. He doesn't suck well when drinking milk and always nods his head up and down. His development is slow. At two years old, he still speaks with unclear pronunciation, easily falls when walking, has upward rolling eyes, and low intelligence. He went to the hospital for check-ups, and the doctor said it was cerebral palsy. Who knows the early symptoms of cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms generally include the following: Difficulty feeding after birth in children, such as weak sucking, swallowing difficulties, and poor closure. The child often cries less, moves less, has a weak cry, and is too quiet. Or crying, irritability, easily startled, or repetitive light tapping; coordinated movements, asymmetrical movements, and random movements; abnormal muscle tone, abnormal posture, and movement patterns. The basis for treatment depends on different individuals, different diseases, different treatment methods, the duration of the illness for each patient, the presence or absence of complications, the patient's overall health, and the different treatment techniques and methods used, all of which directly affect the specific treatment situation for each person. The key to treating cerebral palsy in children is early detection and early treatment. This is mainly due to brain neuron damage and death caused by hypoxia and ischemia before and after birth. To fundamentally treat the condition. It is recommended to go to a specialist.