What are the possible causes of the baby s hands and feet not obeying?

Parents find that their children's hands and feet are completely disobedient when taking care of their children, and as parents, you should know that when your children's months are relatively young, your children's hands and feet are less flexible. Generally, it is necessary to wait until the child grows to the age of 2 or 3 before discovering that the child's fingers and toes can stretch and develop more flexibly. When parents see that their children's hands and feet do not obey the call, they first need to determine whether the child is due to illness, which causes the child to have hands and feet that do not obey the call.

There are many mothers in life.

When taking care of the child, I found that the child's month was relatively young, and I wanted the child to stretch out his feet to the mother. But the child involuntarily stretched out his hand to his mother, which is why the mother will think that it is because of the child's growth and development problems when she sees the child having such actions, which causes such a phenomenon. But in fact, the mother should also know that the child's month is too young, and the child can't understand what the mother says, so the child will form an error and stretch out his feet to the mother.

In life, you will see many mothers who train their children's finger dexterity, and will find that when they let their children stretch out their fingers for three, the child will not stretch out three fingers at all. This is mainly due to the poor dexterity of the child's fingers, generally in life when the child grows to 2 or 3 years old, can slowly train the child's finger dexterity. When training children, parents can slowly teach children how to reach out their fingers correctly.

If the child is found to have serious disobedience, parents need to take the child to the hospital to check the cause. Because some of these problems are often done with orthopedic examinations, we can know what the problems are due to the child, and some children may develop muscle atrophy.

If parents judge that the child is due to muscular atrophy, resulting in the child's hands and feet not obeying the call, parents need to give the child ** according to the doctor's advice.

First, it may be caused by the baby's own slow response.

Second, the baby has not fully accepted it, so his hands and feet do not obey the call.

Third, there may be some congenital factors.

Fourth, the baby is not willing to walk well.

Fifth, the inflexibility of hand and foot coordination leads to disobedience.

It may be caused by genetics, it may be due to strenuous exercise before going to bed, or because the child has autism, or it may be due to the lack of calcium in the child's body.

It may be that the baby's hands and feet are not well developed, the reaction is relatively slow, the body is deficient in calcium, lack of trace elements, and ADHD, all of which will cause the hands and feet to not obey the call.

It may be caused by cerebrovascular disease, or it may be caused by a lack of vitamins.

In the current situation, the hands and feet are not very obedient to their own calls, this situation is to pay more attention, there may be intracranial problems, such as not a very large range of cerebral infarction, then it is best to go to the neurology department of the hospital in time to find a doctor to see. A CT scan of the head may be considered, and in general, it can be used to determine if there is an obvious problem.

This situation is also considered to be a cerebrovascular problem, there are many reasons for this symptom, such as cerebral arteriosclerosis, cerebral embolism, cerebral thrombosis, cerebral vasospasm, etc., since the patient has not done anything, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital to do a cranial CT or MRI to check it out and rule out cerebrovascular lesions.

To achieve early treatment of diseases, early prevention of diseases. If there is no problem with the cerebrovascular system after passing the examination, it is recommended that the patient go to a regular hospital for treatment**.

The hands and feet do not obey the call and are not governed by consciousness, and if it is a unilateral limb problem, it is considered to be caused by cerebrovascular disease. It may be caused by cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage, and head CT can be done to quickly tell. Common cases of cerebral hemorrhage are hypertension and cerebral aneurysm.

The common ** of cerebral infarction is cerebral arteriosclerosis, which causes plaque formation, resulting in cerebral vascular stenosis, or thrombosis falling off, resulting in interruption of cerebral blood flow, local brain tissue necrosis, neurological deficits, and disobedience of hands and feet.

What's the matter with hands and feet not listening to me? What could it be? As a result, the hands and feet do not obey the call, and they must go to a regular hospital for examination. What is the check? caused. For your own health. Early check-up early**. Give yourself a healthy body.

If the hands and feet do not obey the call, they should be alert to cerebrovascular accidents, including transient ischemic attack, cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, etc.

If the patient's symptoms of disobedience to the hands and feet recur in a short period of time, and then recover spontaneously in a short period of time, and the duration of symptoms does not exceed 24 hours, it should be considered as a transient ischemic attack. Patients should be screened for risk factors for cerebrovascular disease, such as hypertension and diabetes, and should be given aspirin, antiplatelet and statin drugs to regulate lipids and stabilize plaques**.

If the patient's symptoms persist and do not resolve for more than 24 hours, the possibility of cerebral infarction or intracerebral hemorrhage should be considered. Patients need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time, including CT, MRI, etc., to confirm the diagnosis, and then give targeted ** after the diagnosis is confirmed.