Patient's question:
My baby is now two months old. During the pregnancy, when I had a 4D ultrasound examination, the doctor said that the fetus had brain malformations, which might lead to cerebral palsy after birth. I would like to ask how long can cerebral palsy be detected in children?Doctor's answer:
Generally, premature infants or babies diagnosed with abnormalities in the womb at birth may suffer from cerebral palsy, a condition that can lead to a lifelong, difficult-to-heal disease. Parents should pay close attention. Therefore, if such cases occur repeatedly, it is advisable to seek related examinations in the pediatric department of a large hospital. Based on the results of thorough examinations, the appropriate approach to treating pediatric cerebral palsy should be chosen, aiming to achieve early detection and early treatment.