Patient's question:
My son is less than one year old. Since he was born, he has been less sensitive. Sometimes he doesn't make eye contact with people, doesn't cry much, and doesn't pay much attention to others. Teasing him doesn't elicit a response either. I feel so sad. What kind of help is needed: What are the obvious symptoms of cerebral palsy in children?Doctor's answer:
Cerebral palsy (CP), also known as cerebral palsy or brain paralysis. Cerebral palsy refers to the motor dysfunction of limbs caused by damage to brain cells due to trauma, poisoning, or other various reasons when the child's brain's nervous system has not yet developed maturely before or after birth, leading to secondary upper motor neuron damage. Its characteristics are: symptoms generally do not show progressive expansion. Its clinical diagnostic symptoms include intellectual disabilities, motor coordination disorders, movement disorders, and sensory disorders caused by damage to the brain or cerebellum.