Patient's question:
My child was very lively and active when they were born, but now that two and a half months have passed, I've been increasingly feeling something is wrong. The child barely moves their eyes now, doesn't react when you look at them, and lies there motionless, just quietly lying there. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it's cerebral palsy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, symptoms of cerebral palsy: (1) Children often cry, move little, and cry weakly and quietly. Or cry, stimulate, fear, or recurring meat. (2) Difficulty feeding after birth, such as weak sucking, swallowing difficulties, and poor oral closure. (3) Poor coordination of movement, asymmetrical movement, and random movement are rarely seen. (4) Muscle tone abnormalities often occur, as well as abnormal posture and movement patterns. (5) Delayed motor development. For example, at 3 to 4 months, the child cannot hold the prone position upright. Children usually cannot maintain a fixed posture, and when standing, they must frequently adjust to maintain an upright posture. Learning to walk is later than normal children. To achieve more stable balance when walking, the distance between the left and right feet is wider, the gait is unclear, and the directionality is poor.