Cerebral Palsy

Symptoms

vary widely in type and severity, but they primarily involve problems with movement and coordination. These signs typically appear during infancy or early childhood.

Assessment

Involuntary Movements (Dyskinetic): Slow, writhing, or jerky movements that can't be controlled.
Lack of Coordination (Ataxia): Shaky, clumsy movements and trouble with balance.
Variations in Muscle Tone: Muscles may be too stiff (spasticity) or too floppy (hypotonia).
Abnormal Reflexes & Posture: Exaggerated reflexes or unusual ways of sitting, standing, or walking (e.g., walking on toes or a "scissoring" gait).
Developmental Delays: Being slow to reach motor milestones like rolling over, sitting up, or walking.
Feeding/Speech Issues: Difficulty with swallowing, excessive drooling, or trouble speaking clearly.
Musculoskeletal Issues: Joint contractures, hip dislocations, or an abnormally curved spine (scoliosis).

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Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral Palsy

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