Patient's question:
Cannot take things. Cannot sit. Onset and duration of this illness: Always currently. General condition: Same as above. Medical history: Same as above. Previous diagnosis and treatment history and outcomes: None. Ancillary tests: None. Other: NoneDoctor's answer:
The causes of childhood cerebral palsy are diverse, with several factors contributing to its development before birth. These include threatened miscarriage, efforts to preserve the pregnancy, viral infections, pregnancy-induced hypertension, severe proteinuria, edema, alcohol consumption, smoking, and radiation exposure. Additionally, preterm birth (before 32 weeks of gestation) has a significant impact on the child. Intracranial hemorrhage after birth can lead to seizures and convulsions, exacerbating brain damage. Severe jaundice can also cause brain damage. Currently, there are over 400 known causes. The most common ones remain preterm birth, difficult labor, asphyxia, and jaundice.