What is the difference between cerebral palsy and cerebellar atrophy?

Cerebellar atrophy is not a disease but an imaging finding. It can be seen in some hereditary and degenerative diseases, and can also be seen in some acute courses such as the later stage of acute cerebellitis and some drug poisoning, and even in some clinically asymptomatic people, cerebellar atrophy can also be seen in imaging examinations, especially in the elderly. A common feature is atrophy of the cerebellum on imaging.

Cerebral palsy refers to a syndrome of postural motor dysfunction caused by non-progressive brain damage during the immature stage of brain development within one month of birth. It is a common central nervous system disorder syndrome in childhood, with lesions in the brain, involving the limbs, and often accompanied by mental retardation, epilepsy, abnormal behavior, mental disorders, visual, auditory, and language disorders.

Cerebral atrophy generally leads to a decline in intelligence, slow walking, and in the final stage, there is a possibility that you may not be able to walk, so it is different from hemiplegia caused by cerebrovascular disease. Cerebral atrophy is a natural process of change, and it usually does not cause paralysis, but if there is cerebral blockage, hemiplegia may occur.

It is possible, but it is only in the middle and late stages of cerebellar atrophy

Cerebellar atrophy will not appear permanent paralysis, the patient has paralysis, may be due to the disease has endangered the cerebral atrophy, so that the cortical spinal cord has been damaged, resulting in paralysis, cerebellar atrophy alone, this disease is impossible to constitute paralysis in the patient. Cerebellar atrophy is a relatively common neuroimaging disease, and it is also harmful to the human body.

Cerebellar atrophy is a disease that affects the patient's motor and language systems, and the patient will have symptoms of gait instability, ataxia, and slurred speech at the onset of the disease. This disease is more common in the elderly, because the elderly are weak, and the cerebral nervous system is easily damaged, resulting in atrophy, so special attention should be paid to it. Cerebellar atrophy will cause damage to the patient's brain cells, and nerves will also be damaged, which will endanger physical health in severe cases, so it is important to ** early.

So what are the dangers of cerebellar atrophy?

1. Harm to the body: Patients with cerebellar atrophy have great damage to the brain, and this disease will have a huge impact on the patient's memory and comprehension. At the same time, when the nervous system of the brain is damaged, the patient's limbs will be uncoordinated, and serious complications such as Parkinson's disease and senile dementia will occur.

It seriously affects the daily life of the patient, and at the same time, the damage to the body is also very large.

2. Endangering life: This disease is more dangerous, patients with this disease will have a series of symptoms, if not carried out in time, it is likely to have other complications, resulting in serious complications such as lung infection and cranial nerve damage. These complications can be fatal for the elderly and frail, and if not controlled in time, they are very likely to be life-threatening.

3. Cause amnesia: This is also a condition with cerebellar atrophy, which is more likely to occur in patients, when the brain atrophy nerve is damaged, the patient will have temporary amnesia, forget the way home or the relatives around him, and at the same time, the thinking ability will also decline rapidly, seriously affecting the patient's daily life, and it is very dangerous for the patient to often lose his memory outside.

The above are the harms caused by cerebellar atrophy, these hazards are very serious for patients, patients with cerebellar atrophy must pay special attention, because this disease is a malignant disease, there is no complete way, only through long-term drugs to help patients improve their condition, so we must do it in time, actively cooperate with the doctor during the period, try to go out to exercise accompanied by family members, and do not act alone, so as not to have memory loss symptoms, resulting in dangerous situations such as getting lost and lost.

Pediatric cerebral atrophy does not belong to cerebral palsy pediatric cerebral atrophy, mainly caused by the individual, development, is a congenital cerebellar development malformation, this situation does not lead to cerebral palsy The typical symptoms of cerebral palsy are to lead to changes in its tension and impaired brain function, mental retardation, developmental delay, etc., Shi Xiang, of, brain function impairment, Hong Kong function impairment, will not affect, cause. Cerebral atrophy generally does not cause cerebral palsy, well, it can cause growth retardation, mental retardation, and other problems, cerebral palsy generally has abnormal hypotension, and other permanent damage to the brain. It will leave a certain disability, and it is necessary to give the child ** training, acupuncture, Chinese medicine massage, cognitive training and sensory integration training.

Cerebral palsy, especially refers to the central movement disorders and posture abnormalities caused by various reasons within one month after birth before birth, and posture abnormalities accompanied by varying degrees of mental retardation, the common causes are, congenital hereditary metabolic diseases, mothers, asphyxia and hypoxia during pregnancy, after birth, cerebral hemorrhage, etc., cerebral atrophy, which will not lead to cerebral palsy.

Cerebellar atrophy and cerebral palsy are two different things, and cerebral palsy is completely caused by a problem with the brain, which is why this situation occurs. Cerebellar atrophy is due to the unhealthy cerebellum, so there will be some corresponding symptoms, and the symptoms of cerebellar atrophy are not manifested in the brain. Rather, it manifests itself in the nerve or in other limbs.

Cerebellar atrophy is not a disease but a neuroimaging finding, commonly seen in some hereditary, degenerative disorders. Cerebellar atrophy generally does not have symptoms of paralysis, and the symptoms of cerebellar atrophy are ataxia, loss of motor skills, staggering walking, disorganized speech, and speech in a poetic language, much like drunken walking. There is still a lack of effective **methods, and now the main control** is the application of drugs that improve the mutual aid movement.

Pediatric cerebral atrophy is not cerebral palsy, cerebral palsy and cerebral atrophy are two different diseases, both of which will bring a certain degree of distress to patients, cerebral palsy is a common central nervous system disorder syndrome in childhood, which refers to the immature stage of brain development within one month from birth to a month, due to non-progressive brain damage, the symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy will be more obvious, and the child may have symptoms of not being able to do, not laughing, squinting, not speaking, and stiff limbs. Brain atrophy is generally just a manifestation of aging brain tissue and is more common in older people.

Cerebellar atrophy, which means that the volume of the cerebellum becomes smaller, and the cerebellum mainly controls balance. Patients with cerebellar atrophy may experience dizziness, swelling, unsteadiness in walking and standing, swaying left and right, or falling back and forth when walking. In general, cerebellar atrophy is related to talking to us.

The atrophy is more severe, and the patient may speak more than that.

This one is a brain disease, and this cerebral palsy is another disease, and these two diseases are actually unrelated. See.

Cerebellar atrophy does not cause cerebral palsy, but causes Alzheimer's disease.

Cerebellar atrophy doesn't cause cerebral palsy, right? But cerebellar atrophy can affect a person's movements, because I would say that the snake's memory is reduced.

Cerebellar atrophy does not belong to cerebral palsy, which is cerebellar dysplasia, which is generally caused by congenital development, which will not lead to cerebral palsy. If there is cerebellar atrophy such as constriction, you can use some drugs to nourish the nerves and improve cerebral circulation**, and you can also do hyperbaric oxygen**, which can promote improvement.

Pediatric cerebral atrophy is not cerebral scum-sensitive palsy, cerebral palsy and cerebral atrophy are two different diseases, both of which will bring a certain degree of distress to patients, cerebral palsy is a common central senile neurological disorder syndrome in childhood, refers to the immature stage of brain development from birth to one month, due to non-progressive brain damage, the symptoms of pediatric cerebral palsy will be more obvious, the child may not be able to do, not laugh, squint, unable to speak, and the symptoms of limb stiffness. Brain atrophy is generally just a manifestation of brain aging, such as branches, and is more common in the elderly.

Cerebral oak paralysis and cerebellar atrophy are not the same thing, cerebral palsy is a pure disease of abnormal development of the Shenliang disordered menstrual system, more common in infants and young children will have athetotic disorders, mental retardation, speech dysfunction and other symptoms, cerebellar atrophy, is a disease of nervous system degeneration, common in the elderly.

Cerebellar atrophy generally does not have the symptoms of paralysis, and the symptoms of cerebellar atrophy are manifested in the disorder of Gongji Songpei Li, the lack of motor skills, the staggering of the wild road, the speech disorder, and the speech is in poetic language, which is very similar to drunken walking.

Cerebellar atrophy may lead to paralysis, and after suffering from cerebellar atrophy, it is easy to have miscalculation and cerebellar ** disorders, and it is also easy to cause eye movement disorders and decreased muscle tone. If it is not timely, it is easy to cause paralysis and inability to take care of oneself.

Cerebellar atrophy is a degenerative disease, and the possibility of complete ** is relatively small, but active medication and some functional recovery exercises can help delay the progression of the disease.

Cerebellar atrophy and cerebral palsy are two diseases, and there is no comparison in severity between the two diseases. If the baby has brain atrophy, a series of disorders will appear, such as mood disorders, language disorders, and behavioral abnormalities. If the baby has cerebrovascular or neoplastic disease, the chance of cerebellar atrophy increases.

Cerebellar atrophy in infants can be performed, but not completely. After passing the professional **, the condition can be alleviated, so that the baby can have the ability to take care of himself. When the baby has cerebellar atrophy, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for examination to find the cause of the disease, and at the same time activate the metabolic function of the brain.

Typical symptoms of cerebral palsy are changes in tone, impaired brain function, mental retardation, developmental delays, etc. However, cerebellar atrophy causes impaired cerebellar function, which does not affect intelligence and does not cause developmental delay. The main function of the cerebellum is to be responsible for balance, as well as for the coordination of movements.

Therefore, if there is cerebellar atrophy, it can lead to uncoordinated movements and poor balance, but this is not cerebral palsy.

Cerebellar atrophy will not lead to paralysis is different from person to personBrain atrophy generally leads to a decline in intelligence, slow walking, and in the final stage, it is possible to be unable to walk, but it is not the same as hemiplegia caused by cerebrovascular disease. Patients with cerebral atrophy predominantly present with memory loss.

Patients with severe cerebellar atrophy may have symptoms of cerebellar ataxia, such as unsteady walking, swaying from side to side, as if drunk, which is often referred to as this ataxia gait. Another major aspect is dysarthria, some impairment of speech function, such as slower, nasal, or blasting or poetic speech. Patients in advanced stages may be bedridden due to the aggravation of atrophy symptoms, which leads to further deterioration of walking function, and may be complicated by lung infection, urinary tract infection, bedsores, etc.

Therefore, the quality of life of such patients will decline in the later stages. Therefore, patients with cerebellar atrophy have mild asymptomatic symptoms, and patients with severe atrophy mainly have ataxia and the most important symptoms of language function.

First, if cerebellar atrophy ataxia caused by cerebrovascular disease is mainly given antithrombotic drugs**, including the application of some antiplatelet aggregation drugs, and some drugs to prevent atherosclerosis**, while giving some drugs to protect brain cells and active training, cerebellar lesions caused by cerebrovascular disease can usually be better recovered.

Second, there are some neurodegenerative diseases that can cause these symptoms, such as multiple system atrophy, which currently lacks effective means, mainly to give training.

Third, there are also some hereditary diseases, such as spinocerebellar ataxia, the patient's cerebellar atrophy is very obvious, and some **** should be given, and some coenzymes and some antioxidant stress drugs should be applied.

There is such a possibility.

Can cerebellar atrophy be paralyzed? I can't say for sure. Then you have to go to the hospital and let the doctor diagnose it, will he be paralyzed? I don't think the situation is going to be paralyzing.

In severe cases, the patient will be bedridden and will need long-term care.