Patient's question:
My brother grew up particularly slowly after his birth, and he often drooled, had vacant eyes, ate very little, and cried for no apparent reason. From birth until now, he has never smiled and rarely shows any expression on his face. What is pediatric cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral Palsy in Children, the full name for children's cerebral palsy, is a non-progressive brain injury caused by various reasons within the first month after birth. The main clinical manifestations are central motor disorders and abnormal postures. The manifestations of cerebral palsy vary depending on the cause and type, but they are more common in the early stage: early symptoms of cerebral palsy in the upper part (within the first 6 months). First, due to different causes and types, the manifestations of cerebral palsy vary, but in the early stage: early symptoms of cerebral palsy appear in the upper part (within the first 6 months). 1. Physical weakness, reduced spontaneous movement. Fixed postures, the child is very quiet after birth, with weak or continuous crying, often due to brain injury caused by abnormal muscle tone, such as angular, frog-like posture, inverted U-shaped posture, etc., which can be observed within the first month after birth. As long as you observe the child carefully, it is very easy to identify if the child has cerebral palsy.