Patient's question:
My daughter is now 28 months old. Her specific are as follows: She cannot describe objects in detail but can only make simple requests, she drools, sometimes walks on her toes, stands normally by herself, but wobbles and is easily prone to falling when walking.Doctor's answer:
Hello, symptoms of cerebral palsy in girls. Infants are often quiet, crying less, moving less, and having weak crying voices. They may also be overly quiet. Alternatively, they may cry excessively, be easily irritable, easily startled, or repeatedly exhibit clonic jerks. Feeding difficulties after birth, such as weak sucking ability, swallowing difficulties, and poor oral closure. Poor coordination, asymmetry, and few voluntary movements. Frequent abnormal muscle tone and abnormal postures and movement patterns. Delayed motor development.