Symptomatic manifestations of cerebral palsy

Every mom and dad want their baby to be healthy and smart, but because parents have bad habits such as smoking and drinking, mothers suffer from gestational diabetes, hypertension and other diseases during pregnancy, which affects the normal development of the baby, leading to symptoms such as cerebral palsy, scissors feet and not turning over. So what are the symptoms of cerebral palsy? Next, I will introduce it to you.

Easy to wake up

Infants with cerebral palsy often wake up easily when they sleep in the neonatal period. Crying after waking up, unable to persuade, and breast aversion, sleep difficulties.

Feeding difficulty

It is especially difficult to drink water, milk and swallow food, and my mouth often drools.

Scissors feet

The performance is that when the baby is picked up, the baby's legs will not droop naturally, but cross like scissors. Three months later, he still couldn't stand still and refused to go forward.

Feel weak

One hundred days later, I still dare not look up. After four to five months, the head still can't stand upright, and it will swing when it is lifted.

Can't make a fist

The average baby will clench his fist within three months after birth. If the baby still has the symptoms of thumb adduction and hand opening after four months, it may be cerebral palsy in children.

Can't reach for things

Normal babies will take the initiative to reach for something when they see it in 3~5 months. If the baby can't catch anything after 5 months, it may be cerebral palsy.

A dull expression

4~6 weeks after birth, babies usually smile and recognize people when they meet them. The baby with cerebral palsy is indifferent. When they meet people, they will not only laugh, but also show sad expressions.

♀? Will not turn over for 8 months

Characterized by soft muscles, it will not turn over for 8 months, and it is difficult to sit up alone.

A stiff body

When dressing a baby with cerebral palsy, parents will find it difficult for the upper limbs to reach into the cuffs. When changing diapers, they will find it difficult to abduct the baby's thighs. When wiping your baby's palm or taking a bath, your baby will have stiff limbs.