Symptoms of hemiplegia

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What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy? The clinical manifestations of cerebral palsy are complex, because the patients can not get scientific nursing, leading to aggravation of the disease. Cerebral palsy is due to premature birth, asphyxia, jaundice and other brain motor function damage, manifested as dyskinesia and abnormal posture, can be accompanied by mental retardation, epilepsy and behavioral abnormalities.

Symptoms of hemiplegia

In many cases, we will see that children with cerebral palsy will have difficulty in raising their head and turning over. This is mainly because the children have central dyskinesia, which is characterized by backward motor development, such as backward or missing motor development of raising their head, turning over, sitting and limbs; It is difficult to move autonomously; The movement is stiff; Disharmony, asymmetry.

There were abnormal muscle tension and posture, such as high or low muscle tension or variable height; The patients with increased muscle tension usually walk on the ground with their toes on the ground, or their lower limbs cross like scissors, with hyperreflexia of knee keys, ankle spasm, and positive Babinski sign. So it is very important to know more about the clinical manifestations of cerebral palsy.

In addition, some patients with cerebral palsy will appear spastic type (upper limb flexor muscle tension increased, lower limb extensor, adductor muscle tension increased). Spasmodic type accounts for about 2 / 3 of the cases, which can be divided into bilateral paralysis, quadriplegia, hemiplegia, paraplegia, monoplegia and so on; Hand foot type; Hypotonic type; Ankylosing type; Ataxia type; Mixed type, etc. So we should pay attention to the clinical manifestations of cerebral palsy.

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Typical cases of paralysis present bilateral paralysis or hemiplegia at birth or in infancy, and then often have intelligence defect and spasm attack, sometimes can appear involuntary movement or cerebellar ataxia, the condition is stable, non progressive, and the diagnosis is not difficult. EEG and imaging examination were performed to determine the location and scope of the lesions, and whether there were congenital malformations or epilepsy. Therefore, it is necessary to know more about the clinical manifestations of cerebral palsy.