Patient's question:
What are the dangers of cerebral palsy in children? My friend's child is only three years old now. They have had cerebral palsy since they were young. Now they are three years old. They still cannot walk and are not very smart. They don't understand anything. I want to consult them about the common dangers of cerebral palsy in children. What are the common dangers of cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy in children, including motor anomalies, exhibits poorer growth and development in various aspects compared to normal children. General weakness, weakness, or stiffness in the limbs. Prone to startle, arching back, poor flexibility or excessive restlessness. Reappearance of sucking weakness and dry cough during defecation. Difficulty or frequent occurrence of breathing difficulties, respiratory distress, and coughing up phlegm. The infant's mouth is poorly closed, weak crying or explosive. Sudden screams. At 2-3 months, it will never laugh or lift its head.