Symptoms and hazards of neonatal brain dysplasia

What everyone is most familiar with is that mothers always compare you with other children, feeling that everything about other children is better. Some children have slow reactions due to congenital factors, while others are caused by acquired stimulation or diseases. So, what about brain maldevelopment in newborns? Here are some symptoms and hazards of neonatal brain dysplasia:

Symptoms of poor brain development in newborns:

1. Obvious physical features: Brain dysplasia can actually be reflected through appearance. Generally, children with brain dysplasia have flat foreheads, which is a manifestation of poor brain development. Therefore, there is a description of the forehead in Chinese physiognomy. If the forehead is full, it means that the person is smart and naturally has a better destiny.

2. Children with low intelligence and cerebral dysplasia have slow intellectual development, and their intelligence may be average or lower when tested. At the same time as intellectual development is delayed, some intelligence-related abilities, such as hearing, comprehension, and speaking ability, also show obvious retardation. If the baby is not very sensitive to sounds, or is slow to respond to various external information, or has speech problems, these are all symptoms of poor brain development.

3. Physical development stagnation. Children with cerebral maldevelopment will generally experience stagnation in the development of various physiological functions. In addition to the slow development of hearing and speech abilities mentioned above, all aspects of physical development will also stagnate.

The hazards of poor brain development in newborns:

1. Severe: IQ is 20-34. It accounts for about 1% of mental retardation. It is found that they have delayed physical and motor function development since childhood. When they grow up, their intelligence level can only reach the normal children of 4 to 5 years old, and they are completely unable to go to primary school. They are trained to eat by themselves and develop basic hygiene habits, live under supervision, and are unable to perform productive labor. They are often accompanied by other congenital diseases and epileptic seizures; they may die young due to infection or physical illness.

2. Physical symptoms are as follows: In mild cases, there may be uneven cutting surfaces of the incisors, uneven arrangement of teeth, loose and dry skin, but no obvious positive neurological signs. Moderate and severe patients often have physical and neurological signs, such as systemic developmental disorders; gigantism, dwarfism or morbid obesity; skull deformities; macrocephaly, pointed head, dolichocephaly, plagiocephaly, scaphoid head, etc.; in addition, there are finger and toe deformities, abnormal palmoplantar dermatoglyphics, widened distance between the eyes, ear deformities, etc.; as well as neurological signs such as motor paralysis, hypertonia, ataxia, speech disorders or deafness.

3. Extremely severe: IQ is below 20, extremely rare, accounting for less than 1% of mental retardation. They are born with physical and nervous system abnormalities and generally cannot learn to walk and talk, and can only make simple sounds like calling people. The senses are dulled and unable to avoid danger. Completely unable to take care of himself. Severe and extremely severe cases are equivalent to the "idiot" diagnosed in the past. Based on personality traits, they can be divided into the stupid, dull and slow type and the unrestrained, willful and irritable excitable type.

The above are the symptoms and dangers of poor brain development in newborns. If you find that your newborn has this symptom, you should pay great attention to it and seek treatment in time if you find the problem. For more knowledge about this aspect, you can always follow the editor, and the editor will continue to contribute sincerely to you.