Question

What are the symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy?

Answer

  1. Delayed or hidden intellectual development.
  2. Not speaking by the age of 1.5 years.
  3. Lower limb motor disorders: such as not being able to walk or walk properly by the age of 1, abnormal walking posture (such as toe walking, scissor gait, limping, etc.), inability to squat.
  4. Hand motor disorders: such as being inflexible. Not being able to hold objects, not being able to use a spoon to eat food, commonly using the same hand.