Is it cerebral palsy if the baby's head tilts back?

If a baby's head always tilts back, it does not necessarily mean that he has cerebral palsy. Of course, we should be vigilant because we know that if a baby's head tilts back, the chance of him having cerebral palsy is relatively high. The most obvious symptom of cerebral palsy is a soft head and neck. Under normal circumstances, a child will be able to lift his head at two months old and can lift his head while lying on his stomach at three months old. However, it is difficult for children with cerebral palsy to do these things. If similar symptoms occur, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

Is it cerebral palsy if the baby's head tilts back?

1. The most obvious symptom of cerebral palsy is a soft head and neck. Normally, a child will not be able to lift his head vertically at 2 months old, but will be able to lift his head while lying prone at 3 months old. If a child cannot lift his head at 4-5 months old, cerebral palsy may be suspected.

2. Able to reach out and touch objects at 4-5 months, sit independently at 6-7 months, crawl at 8-10 months, stand independently at 1 year old, and walk before 15 months. If these movements occur later than two months, cerebral palsy should be suspected.

The latest treatments:

1. Comprehensive measures should be taken to treat cerebral palsy. If the pregnant woman is over 60 years old or the man is over 60 years old or if they are married to close relatives, attention should be paid. Since the child suffers from cerebral palsy, such as eating posture, sleeping posture, usual placement in bed posture, walking posture, playing posture, holding posture, sitting hand and leg placement, etc., the child may not be fully trained, and the child may have different degrees of language barriers.

2. It manifests as delayed language development and inability to express one's thoughts correctly. The rehabilitation physician is the instructor of the training. Care and proper feeding should be strengthened within months. If the treatment is delayed, the best time for treatment will be missed. Every parent hopes that their child will grow up healthily.

3. Although the disease is no longer progressing, smoking and drinking can cause the development of motor posture to progress toward abnormality. Parents are the implementers and consolidators of training measures. The core of motor function training is to teach children how to move their bodies. Cerebral palsy is a childhood disability.

4. Premature birth and difficult labor should be prevented, and the patient should avoid contact with cats and dogs. This should be done when the disease is discovered. At the same time, for pregnant women with mental retardation or close relatives of both parties with a history of epilepsy, cerebral palsy and other genetic diseases, the therapeutic effect can be guaranteed, normal motor development can be induced, and children's daily living ability can be improved.