How can I tell if a newborn has cerebral palsy?

At this time, you can judge according to the child's motor development, if the child is cerebral palsy, then when it happens, it will be slower when sitting and standing, and then there will be a particularly obvious paralysis, and the muscle tension is also abnormal, and the reaction is particularly sluggish.

First of all, we must listen to the cry of the newborn, but also look at the newborn's movements, but also look at the newborn's eyes, and see whether the newborn is sluggish.

You can see if your child's daily reflexes are slow. Can you stand and walk? Is the posture normal?

First of all, it is necessary to observe the state of the newborn clinically, and secondly, to analyze it through a comprehensive examination, and at the same time, it is also necessary to go to a regular hospital for examination, so as to make a correct judgment.

Generally speaking, if it is physiological jaundice, there is generally no need for medication, and it is recommended to drink more water at this time. Jaundice drinking more water means that newborns should drink more water, and maternal drinking water has little effect on baby jaundice, which is conducive to alleviating the symptoms of baby jaundice.

Pediatric cerebral palsy is the abbreviation of cerebral palsy, which refers to the development of paralysis due to brain parenchymal damage caused by various reasons (such as infection, hemorrhage, trauma, etc.), and non-progressive and central motor dysfunction.

Cerebral palsy is also known as cerebral palsy. It refers to the central movement disorder caused by non-progressive brain injury or abnormal brain development caused by various causes before and after life to one month after life, and the lesions are often accumulated in the brain and limbs. It is a clinical syndrome of congenital movement disorder and postural abnormality.

Cerebral palsy is a common brain disease, and the incidence of infants is very high.

To determine whether a baby has cerebral palsy, socks can be removed to observe the baby's muscle tone, which is abnormal, and can be irritated to manifest as hypertonia, or hypotonia. In the case of abnormal muscle tone, the baby's ability to swallow is also affected. Babies with cerebral palsy will have symptoms such as difficulty swallowing, weakness in sucking, and difficulty feeding.

Cerebral palsy can also cause motor impairment in infants, who are less mobile than babies of the same age. For example, a healthy baby can raise his head at two months, and if the baby can't raise his head after four or five months, it may be cerebral palsy. Or when the baby is five or six months old, the baby will not turn over, and at eight months, the mother will pay attention.

If the mother suspects that the baby may have cerebral palsy, she should study the perinatal history, take the baby to the neurology department for relevant examinations, and confirm whether the disease is diagnosed through electromyography, brain MRI and other examination items. Babies with cerebral palsy should be intervened early, and the more timely they are, the better the effect.