Patient's question:
After the child is born, they will soon start crying, be less active, and cry weakly. I wonder if my child will get cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
It's not likely to be cerebral palsy, but there are problems with brain development. Cerebral palsy has various causes, including congenital and acquired. Congenital refers to the production of the brain at birth. Acquired refers to cases where children develop cerebral palsy due to certain reasons, such as prolonged fever and brain nerve damage. It is very difficult to treat, usually requiring surgery, but it is even harder to recover to the same level as ordinary people. It is recommended to seek treatment at a regular and professional hospital.