What is wrong with babies with severe brain retardation?

Nowadays, a small number of babies are found to have severe symptoms of brain maldevelopment as soon as they are born. The babies are not very sensitive to sounds, and they are slow to react to everything. The development of all methods is slower than that of babies of the same age. Their movements are uncoordinated, and they walk and talk much later. Their speech is not clear, and they cannot express themselves clearly. These are all symptoms of brain maldevelopment. What causes severe brain maldevelopment? Now I will tell you what is going on.

Due to the different locations and degrees of brain damage, the clinical manifestations vary. The most common form is bilateral and spastic, with symptoms of increased muscle tone, straightened lower limbs, drooping toes, and only the toes touching the ground when standing, with the heels hanging in the air, making it impossible to walk normally. It is common for the elbows of the upper limbs to be flexed in front of the chest. Mild cases only include mild paralysis of the lower limbs, unstable gait, and clumsy hands. Some children may show decreased muscle tone, unsteady gait, and incoordination of movements. In severe cases, people may suffer from mental retardation, language disorders, vision (squint eyes), hearing impairment, and even recurrent convulsions.

Cerebrovascular malformation, also known as hemangioma, is not a true tumor. It is a congenital abnormality of cerebral vascular development. There are many types clinically, among which arteriovenous malformation is the most common. According to the size of the diameter of the abnormal vascular mass, it is clinically divided into large, medium and small lesions. This disease is more common in men and young people. The most common clinical manifestation is rupture and bleeding of abnormal blood vessels. In some patients, epilepsy is the first symptom. Due to the "blood steal" phenomenon, localized cerebral ischemia can cause brain atrophy, intellectual impairment, and mental disorders. If the bleeding is severe and brain herniation occurs, it can often be fatal if not treated promptly.

Required nutrients:

Fat:

Fat is an extremely important nutrient that constitutes brain tissue and plays an important and irreplaceable role in brain activity.

2. The name protein was first used by Dutch chemist Malder in 1938. Because it plays a very important role in the structure, function and brain development of living matter, its Greek name is translated into Chinese as "first-class quality". As the name suggests, we know the importance of protein to the human body.

3. Vitamin C:

Vitamin C plays a role in improving brain function during fetal brain development. -

4. Calcium:

Calcium ensures that the brain works hard and inhibits abnormal excitement of the brain, thus protecting brain cells from harmful stimulation. Therefore, it is also very important for pregnant women to take in calcium during pregnancy.

The above is a brief introduction to severe cerebral dysplasia, as well as an introduction to what foods to eat more often to help children's health. If you encounter such a child at home, first of all, adults should not get irritated. The disease has already occurred, and getting irritated is useless. The child should be treated as soon as possible while the child is still young. The earlier the treatment, the faster the recovery. Don't give up on treatment, as giving up on your child is equivalent to giving up on your child. Your child's future is in your hands.