How long can a person with cerebral dysplasia live?

Brain maldevelopment is a common problem in recent years, most of which are congenital. Brain maldevelopment can be slowly trained in the future to promote intellectual development and brain development. It can be well improved on the basis of brain maldevelopment. It is necessary to maintain a safe indoor environment, pay attention to cleanliness, and maintain hygiene. Brain maldevelopment will not affect life expectancy just like normal people.

What should we pay attention to in the care of patients with cerebral dysplasia?

First: pay attention to the indoor environment: keep the indoor air fresh, with plenty of sunlight, good ventilation and suitable temperature. Regularly use ultraviolet light for disinfection and mop the floor with disinfectant to ensure cleanliness and hygiene in the room for children with cerebral hypoplasia.

Second: Pay attention to safety: Children with cerebral hypoplasia have developmental delays, and their development of various movements is later than that of healthy children of the same period, making them unable to move around easily. Therefore, there are special people guarding it. Pay attention to safety to avoid accidental injuries.

Third: Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene: Keep children with cerebral hypoplasia clean and hygienic, bathe them regularly, and change their clothes, bed sheets, quilts, etc. in time. Daily care for children with cerebral hypoplasia requires extremely strict cleanliness requirements, which parents should not ignore.

Fourth: Pay attention to skin care: Children with cerebral insufficiency who are seriously ill and cannot sit up often stay in bed for a long time. The side-lying position is suitable for children with various cerebral insufficiency. Nurses often help the children turn over and try to reduce the time they spend in bed during the day. Clean up urine and feces promptly, keep the skin clean, and prevent bedsores or other secondary infections.

How to prevent brain dysplasia

1. To prevent brain maldevelopment, one should start before marriage and implement premarital health care. Provide guidance on sexual hygiene, fertility and genetic diseases to men and women who are preparing to get married.

2. Regular prenatal check-ups: Pregnant women should go to medical and health care institutions for regular prenatal check-ups, which is an important measure to protect the health of mother and child, and is also a good measure to ensure eugenics and good parenting.

3. Increase nutrition: Malnutrition of pregnant women often leads to the birth of low-birth-weight babies or fetal brain maldevelopment, thus causing brain maldevelopment. Babies born to iodine-deficient mothers often have neurological defects. In addition to causing anemia in the mother herself, iron deficiency can also affect the baby's intelligence.

4. Prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases: The brain develops extremely rapidly during the fetal period. If congenital infections occur, such as rubella (in early pregnancy) or toxoplasmosis, listeriosis (in late pregnancy), hepatitis virus, syphilis, etc., they can lead to severe brain maldevelopment.

The above is an introduction to where to start preventing cerebral maldevelopment. There are many ways to prevent cerebral maldevelopment. In order to effectively avoid the high incidence of cerebral maldevelopment causing harm to children, everyone must actively prevent cerebral maldevelopment in life.