Does a child s backward movement necessarily have cerebral palsy?

This is not necessarily, it has to be seen according to the specific situation of the child.

Pediatric cerebral palsy, also known as pediatric cerebral palsy, is not an independent disease, cerebral palsy refers to a syndrome of postural and motor dysfunction caused by non-progressive brain injury from the immature stage of brain development within one month after birth. It is a common central nervous system disorder syndrome in childhood, with lesions in the brain, involving the limbs, and various manifestations, which can be accompanied by mental retardation, convulsions, auditory and visual impairments, abnormal behavior, etc., and is one of the main diseases of children's finger ginseng.

This is not necessarily, some children will develop more slowly. But do you want to see if the child's neck is soft or not? Pay attention to the child, if there are still major changes in symptoms, you need to go to the hospital for a brain CT to see. It's more reassuring.

In the clinical symptoms of traditional Chinese medicine, there is a description of children's five delays.

Not necessarily, specific problems are analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

But the exercise is lagging behind, and it is better to do ** training.

How old is the child who is backward in sports and can't raise his head upright, early detection, early **, go to Hebei cerebral palsy ** rescue center to register, and then **rescue.

It doesn't have to be cerebral palsy, but it can be something else. It's better to get checked early.

Not necessarily, but it is necessary to check in time, how long the child has been now, how many months it has been, whether it was premature, whether there was a difficult birth at that time.

You can come here to find out.

Delayed motor development is not necessarily cerebral palsy, but may also be spinal muscular atrophy, congenital muscular dystrophy and other diseases.

Cerebral palsy, abbreviated as cerebral palsy, is a syndrome caused by non-progressive brain damage and developmental defects during brain development from conception to infancy.

Spinal muscular atrophy is a condition in which muscle weakness and muscle atrophy occur due to degeneration of the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord. The main clinical manifestations are lower motor neuron, progressive, symmetrical muscle weakness and atrophy.

Congenital muscular dystrophy begins in neonates and manifests as a posterior protrusion of the spine with decreased muscle tone, often accompanied by hip dislocation, contracture of the proximal joint, torticollis, and laxity and excessive elasticity of the distal joint. In some cases, excessive distal joint laxity may be absent, and this joint contracture can progressively develop and eventually affect the ankles, wrists, and fingers, which previously manifested as laxity. The patient's maximum motor capacity varies greatly, with some patients being able to move freely while others never being able to walk independently.

All three disorders can present with delayed motor development and should be differentiated based on growth and family history, tendon reflexes, electromyography, or muscle biopsy.

Not necessarily, poor motor development is a manifestation of cerebral palsy, and the specific situation is that the child will not sit, stand, roll over and other body movements after a week.

It is not certain that it must be cerebral palsy. Because cerebral palsy refers to a non-progressive brain injury syndrome caused by various reasons from birth to 1 month after birth, which is mainly manifested as central movement disorders and postural abnormalities, and is often accompanied by various disorders such as intelligence, language, and audio-visual perception. Motor development is backward, first of all, to determine what causes it, whether it is the original normal development and now backward, or has been developing backward, whether it is progressive or non-progressive, whether it is central or non-central, whether it is acquired before birth to within 1 month after birth or later, we must distinguish clearly in order to determine whether it is cerebral palsy.

The difference between cerebral palsy and motor retardation is that newborns can recover after a short period of symptoms, and if children with cerebral palsy cannot get ** in time, it is a lifelong disease, causing irreversible damage to the child itself and bringing great harm to the family.

Patients with motor retardation sometimes find hypotonia after exercise, which can be seen at the age of one month, and if this phenomenon persists for four months, it may be a severe brain injury, resulting in mental retardation and unresponsiveness.

Parents and friends can also observe the baby's shape to distinguish whether it is cerebral palsy or motor delay. If the baby can't smile at 2 months and can't laugh out loud at 4 months, parents and friends should pay attention, which is a manifestation of cerebral palsy and mental retardation, and if this condition disappears after exercise, it is motor retardation.

Hello! If the baby's development is backward, it is necessary to be vigilant about the baby's cerebral palsy. In the early stage, these conditions should be observed by parents, for example, two or three months of children have difficulty changing diapers, inflexible limbs, or too quiet and crying, in fact, these are the symptoms of early cerebral palsy.

Parents can closely observe their child's growth and development to identify whether their child is abnormal. Or there is already limb development delay in the limb is said to be abnormal limb development, please do not take these as simple developmental problems, secondly, premature birth is also one of the risk factors for cerebral palsy. Once an abnormality is found, seek medical attention in time, which is the most critical in cerebral palsy**.

1. There are high-risk factors for perinatal brain injury: such as premature infants, low birth weight infants, neonatal dyspnea, multiple births, convulsions and other phenomena.

2. Motor development delay: cerebral palsy has different degrees of motor development delay. Mild gross motor development is acceptable, but those with fine motor development disorders need attention.

3. Some parents think that the child was born prematurely, and it is normal for the child to recover with the growth and development of the child, and there is often an attitude of waiting and waiting, although not all premature births will suffer from cerebral palsy, nor is it an inevitable factor that causes brain palsy, but premature birth of newborns will lead to brain nerve damage, brain dysplasia, and then cause the occurrence of cerebral palsy, which is one of the high-risk factors for cerebral palsy.

4. Reflex abnormality: Reflex abnormality includes two parts, one is that the reflex that should disappear at a certain age continues, and the other is abnormal reflex.

5. Abnormal posture: posture is divided into two types: static and active. Abnormal posture at rest, such as tension neck reflex posture, limb rigidity posture, hemiplegic posture, etc. Postural abnormalities during activity are common in hypotonia, ataxia, and spasticity.

Pediatrician's tip: If the baby is found to have the above conditions, parents have found that the child has limb abnormalities in the limbs, parents should not think that the child has bone and muscle problems, and did not seek medical attention in time, thus delaying the best time for the child. The baby should be taken to a regular specialist hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid delaying the child's condition.

Cerebral palsy is not the same thing as developmental delay, and the doctor diagnosed developmental delay as basically autism! I don't know what aspect of developmental delay refers to, whether it is physical or emotional, if the limb considers the nutritional and health aspects, if the emotional and mental aspects are considered the nervous system, and it does not say how old the child is, so it is not good.