Patient's question:
My child developed cerebral palsy due to choking on water. Now the baby is 2 years old, and he cannot see anything. He can't see the TV, and neither can we. What is the condition of the baby? What is the cerebral palsy of the child? Both parents are normal and have no history of cerebral palsy. How could the child develop cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Children with cerebral palsy generally have one case. Central hazards 2. Developmental: Cerebral palsy is an injury to brain tissue during the developmental process. 3. Non-progressive: The pathological changes of cerebral palsy are non-progressive, characterized by non-progressive expansion, and can be distinguished from diseases such as encephalitis and brain tumors. Experts believe that at least one clinical symptom is required for the clinical diagnosis of cerebral palsy. Before puberty, it is a progressive clinical manifestation that changes with the transformation of children with cerebral palsy, but the intracranial damage of children with cerebral palsy is non-progressive compared to drug treatment and physical therapy.