Patient's question:
My son is three months old. He is bottle-fed resistant and has been crying incessantly. Now he is slowly showing symptoms of feeding difficulties again. Sometimes his behavior is very abnormal. When I call him, he never responds. I am very worried and suspect he may have cerebral palsy. What kind of help is needed: What is pediatric cerebral palsy? What are its symptoms?Doctor's answer:
Childhood cerebral palsy, also known as childhood cerebral palsy, is also called cerebral palsy. It refers to a syndrome based on posture and motor dysfunction, caused by non-progressive brain damage during the immature stage of brain development within one month after birth. It is a common central nervous system disorder in childhood, with inflammation located in the brain, affecting the limbs, and often accompanied by symptoms such as intellectual defects, epilepsy, abnormal gait, mental disorders, and visual, sensory, and language impairments.