Understand the early symptoms of children with cerebral palsy, including reduced activity, muscle weakness, and seizures, as well as professional advice on these symptoms.

Understand the common symptoms of children with cerebral palsy, including delayed motor development, muscle weakness, and seizures, and obtain professional guidance.

Understand the common symptoms of children with intellectual disabilities, including delayed language development and abnormal facial and physical features.

Understanding the main symptoms of congenital cerebral palsy, including visual and auditory impairments, postural abnormalities, and growth and development disorders.

Congenital laryngeal dysplasia in infants may cause inspiratory laryngeal stridor and difficulty breathing. If symptoms are not severe, the laryngeal cartilage typically develops normally as the child grows to 2-3 years old, and the symptoms naturally disappear. If symptoms are severe, then a tracheotomy may be required.

The symptoms of Down syndrome include developmental delays and facial features abnormalities. However, the fetus with Down syndrome usually does not show any abnormal signs in the womb, and diagnosis requires professional Down syndrome screening or NT examination.

Understand the typical symptoms of early puberty in boys, including the growth of facial hair, development of genitals, appearance of Adam’s apple, and changes in voice.

The main characteristics of male early puberty include enlarged testicles and penises, changes in secondary sexual characteristics, and the appearance of pubic hair, deepening voice, and muscle development. In addition, early puberty may also be accompanied by accelerated growth and bone maturation, which may ultimately lead to a final height lower than expected. In some cases, if accompanied by intracranial tumors or other central nervous system diseases, symptoms such as headaches, dry vomiting, changes in vision, or other neurological symptoms and signs may also occur.

A 5.5-month-old baby may exhibit symptoms like irritability, night terrors, bald spots on the head, and square head if deficient in vitamin D and calcium. Epilepsy manifests as seizures. It’s recommended to identify the cause and treat it effectively.

A three-year-old’s convulsions could be a sign of epilepsy.