What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies?

The incidence of cerebral palsy is relatively high, especially in infants who are just three months old. If cerebral palsy occurs, the symptoms are already quite obvious at this time. Therefore, parents should learn more about the symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies so that they can detect the disease in time. So what are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies? Please see the detailed introduction below.

Cerebral palsy in children is also called cerebral palsy in children, commonly known as cerebral palsy. It refers to a syndrome characterized by postural and motor dysfunction caused by non-progressive brain damage during the immature stage of brain development within one month after birth. It is a common central nervous system disorder syndrome in children. The lesions are located in the brain and affect the limbs. It is often accompanied by symptoms such as intellectual disability, epilepsy, abnormal behavior, mental disorders, and visual, hearing, and language disorders.

What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies? The main symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old infants are as follows:

1. Health and physical stagnation: Children with cerebral palsy are generally shorter than normal children, have poor nutrition, often have respiratory stagnation, and are susceptible to respiratory infections. These are symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies.

2. Body weakness and decreased spontaneous movements are symptoms of hypotonia and can be seen in one month. If it lasts for more than 4 months, it can be diagnosed as severe brain damage, mental retardation or muscle system disease, which is also a symptom of cerebral palsy in a three-month-old baby.

3. Fixed posture: It is often caused by abnormal muscle tension due to brain damage, such as opisthotonos, frog position, inverted U-shaped posture, etc. It can be seen one month after birth, and this is also a symptom of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies.

4. Language stagnation: It is caused by the stagnation of the vocalization and articulation organs, hearing, intelligence and growth environment of cerebral palsy patients.

5. The body becomes stiff. This is a symptom of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies. Symptoms of hypertonia can be seen at one month old. If it persists for more than 4 months, it can be diagnosed as cerebral palsy.

6. Abnormal head circumference: Head circumference is an objective indicator of the morphological development of the brain. Children with brain damage often have abnormal head circumference.

7. Children with cerebral palsy have intellectual and emotional problems, the highest rate of concurrent mental retardation, unstable emotions, and difficulty in measuring IQ.

8. Auditory stagnation: The degree of hearing difficulty in children with cerebral palsy varies from high-pitched to low-pitched stagnation.

9. Visual stagnation: About 20% of children with cerebral palsy have eye stagnation.

10. Epilepsy: About half of children with cerebral palsy suffer from epilepsy.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of cerebral palsy in three-month-old babies. From the above introduction, we can see that three-month-old babies have more and more obvious symptoms of cerebral palsy, so parents must pay more attention. Once a child shows the above symptoms, he or she should be taken to the hospital for treatment in time, so as to effectively prevent and treat cerebral palsy.