Patient's question:
Baby is one month old, born premature by eight months, stayed in an incubator for a week. Currently, the legs are always straight, crying rarely, head always tilting backward. After expert diagnosis, it is confirmed to have mild cerebral palsy. What kind of help is needed: How should pediatric cerebral palsy be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Prevention of Pediatric Cerebral Palsy:1. For children with delayed motor and developmental growth, abnormal posture, poor feeding, crying without sleep, overly soft or stiff muscles, attention should be paid to brain inflammation.
2. Ensure good prenatal care: "Nine months of pregnancy, one day of delivery," for unmarried women, the 280 days after childbirth is the process where the fetus digests nutrients in the womb and gradually develops and transforms. Generational inheritance, infections, malnutrition, and other physical and chemical factors can all lead to poor fetal development or congenital defects. Therefore, prenatal care throughout the entire pregnancy is essential for the health of both the mother and child.
3. Couples should not conceive if either partner is in poor health. Before conception, women should receive rubella vaccination.