Question
The child’s growth and development are slow, and they are unable to walk independently. They need to rely on objects for sitting and standing. Their movements are slow to respond, and their speech is unclear, consisting only of simple words. Their limbs have poor coordination, and they are unable to control their bowel and bladder independently. This situation is deeply concerning, and there is a suspicion that it may be cerebral palsy.
Answer
The early symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy are characterized by persistent crying that is difficult to soothe, hypersensitivity to sounds and changes in position, difficulties with feeding and care, as well as delayed or abnormal development. These are often accompanied by intellectual disabilities, language, and visual cognitive impairments. As the child grows older, symptoms may include muscle tension, abnormal reflexes, abnormal posture, and even muscle spasms, joint deformities, dislocations, or fractures. Recommendation: The treatment methods for cerebral palsy are diverse, aiming to alleviate symptoms,