How is cerebral palsy formed? How cerebral palsy is caused

One of the causes of cerebral palsy is genetic factors, if there is an abnormality in the chromosomes of the parents, then the child born is very likely to develop cerebral palsy. Certain factors during pregnancy and intrapartum are also closely related to the development of cerebral palsy. In addition, pediatric cerebral palsy may also be caused by certain neonatal diseases, the more common being severe jaundice.

Cerebral palsy is a very harmful disease, mainly affecting children, and it has become one of the most disabling diseases among adolescents. If you want to prevent cerebral palsy and reduce the harm it causes, the key is to have a detailed understanding of the causes of this disease. So how is cerebral palsy formed?

1. Genetic factors.

The formation of cerebral palsy is closely related to genetic factors, if there are aberrations, genetic mutations or congenital metabolic defects in the chromosomes of the parents, then it is easy to produce congenital malformations, so that the child suffers from cerebral palsy. According to relevant data, genetic factors have an increasing influence on children with cerebral palsy, and many children have a family history of genetic disease.

2. Factors during pregnancy.

Cerebral palsy can also be caused by many factors during pregnancy, such as the mother being infected with rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus or syphilis in the first trimester of pregnancy, which can invade the fetus through the placenta, causing congenital infections and malformations. In addition, the embryo is easily affected by the external environment during the development process, which causes differentiation and developmental disorders, resulting in congenital malformations. For example, long-term exposure to radiation or long-term exposure to toxic and harmful chemicals will affect the development of the embryo and cause congenital malformations.

3. Intrapartum factors.

Certain intrapartum factors can also cause cerebral palsy, such as delayed labor. Most mothers want to be able to give birth naturally, because it is good for themselves and their children, but if there is pelvic stenosis or abnormal fetal position, then the labor process will be prolonged, resulting in delayed labor, which is easy to cause intrauterine distress in the fetus, if not treated in time, the fetus will have cerebral palsy due to lack of oxygen.

4. Neonatal diseases.

Most cerebral palsy is caused by factors before birth, but there are also some cerebral palsy caused by factors after birth, these postnatal factors mainly refer to neonatal diseases, such as severe jaundice, if the newborn suffers from severe jaundice, and there is no effective ** in time, then the probability of suffering from cerebral palsy will be greatly increased.

Cerebral palsy, referred to as cerebral palsy, is a group of non-progressive damage to the brain of a fetus or neonate caused by various causes, with persistent central movement disorder and/or intellectual disability; It is one of the main diseases causing sports disability in children.

Movement disorders in cerebral palsy can be accompanied by sensory, cognitive, communication, perceptual, and behavioral abnormalities, seizures, and secondary musculoskeletal abnormalities.

Cerebral palsy is a very serious disease, the difficulty is very large, almost incomplete, even after the **, most of them will leave sequelae. Cerebral palsy is more common in newborns, and some babies will have some symptoms of cerebral palsy when they are born. So, what causes cerebral palsy in infants?

1. Many babies have cerebral palsy, which is caused by abnormal brain development in the embryonic stage. If the fetus has cerebellar malformations and congenital hydrocephalus before birth, most of them will have cerebral palsy after birth.

2. Women who are seriously damaged during pregnancy and suffer from serious diseases are also prone to cerebral palsy. If the mother is accidentally injured during pregnancy, or suffers from a serious illness, such as pre-eclampsia or diabetes, it may cause permanent brain damage to the fetal brain.

3. Women infected with viruses in early pregnancy, such as rubella virus, herpes zoster virus and toxoplasmosis, etc., will impaired fetal brain development and then cerebral palsy.

4. If the baby is born prematurely, there may be cerebral hypoplasia, and overdue delivery is also easy to cause cerebral hypoxia due to placental insufficiency, which is also a common cause of baby cerebral palsy.

5. Cerebral palsy is a hereditary disease, and some babies have cerebral palsy because of genetic defects.

The causes of cerebral palsy are varied and numerous. From the physical condition of the parents during the preparation for pregnancy to the physical condition of the mother during pregnancy, to various unfavorable factors during childbirth, dystocia, birth injury, including umbilical cord around the neck, hypoxia, placenta previa, fetal malposition and other problems, and even after birth, pneumonia, high fever, encephalitis and other problems. As long as some diseases related to the mother and newborn during pregnancy can damage brain cells and brain function, cerebral palsy will be formed, without much specificity.

There are many cases of cerebral palsy, most of which are related to the maternal condition before pregnancy, fetal development during pregnancy and the production process. In the early stages of pregnancy, such as: the mother of the baby smokes and drinks a lot of alcohol in the early pregnancy, takes drugs that affect the fetus for a long time, or finds intrauterine infection during pregnancy, fetal growth retardation, umbilical cord around the neck, placental abruption, bleeding in the third trimester, etc., can increase the risk of cerebral palsy in the baby; Factors that can cause cerebral palsy during childbirth, such as prolonged labor during childbirth, excessive maternal exertion during childbirth, and intracranial hemorrhage in children; Postpartum factors are:

Premature birth, when a baby exceeds the normal gestational age and suffers from certain diseases after birth, can also lead to cerebral palsy in the baby.

Cerebral palsy is complex and includes both hereditary and acquired factors. The latter is divided into prenatal, perinatal and neonatal factors, and some cases have not yet been clear.

At present, it is believed that preterm birth is the four important factors associated with the development of cerebral palsy.

or low birth weight, neonatal asphyxia.

or neonatal ischemic-hypoxic encephalopathy, neonatal hyperbilirubinemia.

and intrauterine infection. In addition, the occurrence of cerebral palsy is also related to genetic factors.

There are many causes of cerebral palsy, mainly caused by cerebral ischemia and hypoxia caused by various reasons before, during and after birth, and there are many reasons for the symptoms before birth, such as the mother will have hyperthyroidism, smoking, the main causes of advanced pregnancy are placenta previa in the process of delivery ischemia and hypoxia, postpartum mainly neonatal jaundice, and so on, which are caused by cerebral ischemia and hypoxia caused by various clinical symptoms.

Cerebral palsy may be caused by mother-to-child transmission, for example, if a pregnant woman is too old, too young, has bad lifestyle habits, or is infected with other diseases during pregnancy and does not carry out it in time**, the child may have cerebral palsy. Genetic factors can also lead to cerebral palsy, and those with a family history of cerebral palsy will have a higher chance of developing cerebral palsy than the general population. Cerebral palsy may occur in a newborn before, during, or after birth.

Cerebral palsy is formed for a variety of reasons, some are born and some are acquired, for example, pregnant women have scratches during childbirth, ** incomplete and formed, and some babies have high fever that does not go away** do not leave sequelae in time, in short, there are a variety of factors formed.

How is cerebral palsy formed? Cerebral palsy, in clinical medicine, it is a relatively incurable disease, and the main reason for the formation of the disease is due to the brain, or a foreign body compressing the nerve of the elder Bush.

How is cerebral palsy formed? Some cerebral palsy is easy to be frightened during pregnancy, and it can also make the fetus cerebral palsy, and the fetus will burn out the head if there is a disease and fever after birth, and it will also get cerebral palsy, so we must pay attention to these problems.

There are many causes of cerebral palsy. People of different ages have different rates of developing cerebral palsy, so it is difficult to determine what caused the condition.

This may be due to poor blood circulation in the brain, resulting in necrosis of some brain tissue due to compression of blood vessels and nerves, which will lead to the occurrence of cerebral palsy.

If a child has cerebral palsy, it is called a child with cerebral palsy. The main cause of cerebral palsy is due to a combination of factors such as perinatal brain dysplasia and congenital inheritance.

Cerebral palsy is a sequelae of brain damage caused by a variety of reasons in the early stages of brain development from birth to the first month of life.

Cerebral palsy usually occurs in premature infants, and the lack of oxygen in the mother's body or brain damage occurs during childbirth.

Congenital cerebral palsy is caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain caused by a baby staying in the womb or birth canal of a pregnant woman for too long at birth.

It is considered to be abnormal manifestations such as abnormal damage to brain nerves caused by congenital dysplasia, traumatic brain injury, etc.

How is cerebral palsy formed? Cerebral palsy is most likely caused by congenital dysplasia, or it may be acquired because of a traumatic brain injury.

It really causes a lack of oxygen to the brain during the production process.

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This is the case that you have cerebral palsy, considering that it is congenital dysplasia, brain trauma and other abnormal manifestations such as abnormal damage to the nerves in the brain, etc., in the doctor.

Cerebral palsy is a group of persistent central motor and postural developmental disorders and activity limitations caused by non-progressive damage to the brain of a developing fetus or infant.

Abnormal movement disorders in cerebral palsy are often accompanied by sensory, perceptual, cognitive, communication, and behavioral disturbances, as well as epilepsy and secondary musculoskeletal problems. It should be reminded that children with cerebral palsy do not necessarily have low intelligence, because in clinical practice, it is often encountered that after the child has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, parents will ask why the child is not stupid Why is cerebral palsy? Cerebral palsy is simply an abnormality of movement and posture, and not everyone will affect their intelligence.

Cerebral palsy is a quiescent brain change that occurs before or during birth due to a variety of factors, usually causing movement disorders. The causes of cerebral palsy are as follows:

1. Prenatal factors include maternal special infection, intrauterine hypoxia or abnormal brain structure development before birth, which can easily lead to cerebral palsy in newborns;

2. If there is dystocia at birth, the umbilical cord around the neck causes intrauterine hypoxia, or the nerve damage caused by dystocia, and the fissure is good and there are more critical conditions, such as amniotic fluid embolism, etc., which can lead to fetal hypoxia, thus causing cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy is a quiescent condition that can be effective with later stages.

Brain neuronal cells can not regenerate, due to various reasons damage, apoptosis, resulting in the brain can not complete normal functions, a variety of motor disorders, often accompanied by one or more other such as intellectual disability, language disorders, emotional and mental disorders, etc., is cerebral palsy.

Pediatric cerebral palsy, the main thing is to follow up on time for examination, if a problem is found, it is necessary to start scientific and correct training before building a noisy synapse, if you miss the time, it will become abnormal.

1. Infection during pregnancy: such as epidemic viruses such as rubella, herpes zoster and other diseases.

2. Delayed labor: such as cephalopelvic disproportionality, pelvic stenosis, abnormal fetal position, advanced age of primary labor, macrosomia uterine contraction, etc., which prolongs the labor process, delays labor occurs, causes fetal intrauterine distress, and fails to deal with it in time.

3. Neonatal convulsions: This is the most important risk factor for cerebral palsy, and the birth weight is less than 2500g and requires special care, and the neonatal is in an inhibited state is an important factor for cerebral palsy.

4. Respiratory disorders in the neonatal period: neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, aspiration pneumonia, atelectasis, hyaline membrane disease, and pulmonary edema can affect the blood and oxygen supply to brain tissue, resulting in hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy.

5. Neonatal hyperthermia: If a newborn is found to have a fever, it must be found in time, and physical and pharmaceutical means must be used to cool down in time.

6. Premature birth and fetal dysplasia: fetal intrauterine infection, slow intrauterine growth, congenital malformations. Newborns weighing less than 2,500 grams are much more likely to have cerebral palsy in children.

The causes of cerebral palsy are complex, and more than 80% of cases can find clear pathogens, but there are still 15%-20% of cases where the cause is unclear. According to the emergence period, it can be divided into the following aspects:

1.Causes of prenatal existence: maternal pregnancy infection, such as influenza, rubella, herpes zoster, etc., can affect the brain development of the fetus, the blood group incompatibility of the mother and baby, maternal diseases, such as diabetes, preeclampsia, genetic diseases, placental insufficiency, etc., cause fetal hypoxic brain injury.

2.Causes at birth: birth injury caused by forceps, premature birth, fetal malposition, hypoxia caused by prolonged delivery, bilirubin encephalopathy, etc.

3.Causes after birth: high fever due to infection, various encephalitis, various poisoning, drowning head trauma, unexplained cerebral hemorrhage, etc., can cause cerebral palsy.

In the above three time periods, the most likely to cause cerebral palsy is the first in the process of birth, dystocia asphyxia accounts for 36%, febrile convulsions account for 10%, and bilirubin encephalopathy accounts for about 5%.

——From the Benefit Angel ** Center.