Does premature infant 26 weeks have cerebral palsy?

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How can parents distinguish the symptoms of neonatal cerebral palsy? As parents, we must understand the symptoms of neonatal cerebral palsy, because cerebral palsy has a great impact on the growth and development of children. If we can timely and accurately identify the symptoms of neonatal cerebral palsy, then we can treat them at the best time and control the harm caused by the disease. Now we will understand what the symptoms of neonatal cerebral palsy are.

Does premature infant 26 weeks have cerebral palsy?

In the neonatal period, the early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children, children show no interest in everything around, the reaction is very poor, the action is significantly reduced, even the sucking ability is very poor, often choking milk. If you ask a doctor to check, you will also find that some congenital reflexes, such as foraging reflex, holding reflex and hugging reflex, are weakened, or do not appear at all.

In infancy, children have mental and motor retardation, such as thigh abduction difficulties, knee flexion is not easy to straighten, legs straightened and adducted when holding upright, legs crossed in scissors shape, elbow and wrist flexion of upper limbs, frequent fist clenching and thumb adduction. Less active exercise, 5 months later still can not take the initiative to grab what they like, or always with one hand to grab. Abnormal reflexes, that is, some of the original reflexes disappear, while the normal protective reflexes weaken or do not appear, and some pathological reflexes may appear, which is the symptom of neonatal cerebral palsy.

Early childhood children have a lot of behavioral abilities, such as abnormal can be easily found. Children with physical movement disorders, will not walk or walk abnormal posture, such as toe landing, scissors gait, limp, can not squat, hand movement is not flexible, can not use one hand to take things or always use one hand to take things; There are mental retardation, language development retardation or language disorders, or abnormal vision, hearing loss, etc. There are cognitive and behavioral abnormalities, such as hyperactivity or loneliness. Some children with cerebral palsy have hand and foot movement, ataxia, hypotonia, ankylosis, tremor and so on, which are also the symptoms of neonatal cerebral palsy.

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Through the above introduction, do you understand the symptoms of neonatal cerebral palsy? The harm of neonatal cerebral palsy is great, parents must pay attention to the treatment of the disease, do not let the disease affect the happiness of the child's life, finally, we wish the child can recover as soon as possible.