Infantile symptoms of cerebral palsy?

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Infantile symptoms of cerebral palsy?

First of all, the symptoms of cerebral palsy in children are more diverse, patients will suddenly appear stiff, and in some positions, it will be very difficult to do some movements. Sometimes it is difficult to shut up, and because children with cerebral palsy are children, they also have symptoms such as crying, poor sleep, and not laughing.

Secondly, the early symptoms of cerebral palsy in children are easy to panic, breast weariness, difficulty in sleep, dysphagia, dyspnea, enhanced hugging reflex with crying, and the baby who has passed "one hundred days" can't look up, and there will also be physical stiffness and premature development, so we should pay attention to it at ordinary times and don't ignore it.

Finally, the main symptoms of cerebral palsy in children also have a variety of different manifestations, including movement disorders, posture disorders, mental disorders, language disorders, audiovisual disorders, growth and development disorders, tooth development disorders, etc., so if we usually find that children have such disorders, we must go to the hospital for examination.

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