What are the reactions of children with cerebral palsy during pregnancy?

As a pregnant woman, if you have some bad living habits in your daily life, it may cause cerebral palsy in the fetus. Once cerebral palsy occurs in the mother's body, it will often show certain symptoms. For example, if the fetus suffers from hypoxia and suffocation in the mother's body for a long time, it may cause damage to the brain nerves and eventually cause the onset of cerebral palsy.

What are the reactions of children with cerebral palsy during pregnancy?

1. Fetal hypoxia asphyxia

Symptoms such as fetal hypoxia and asphyxia in the mother's body, neonatal hypoxia and asphyxia during delivery, and respiratory distress syndrome cause the brain to be in a state of hypoxia for a long time, leading to damage to brain nerves.

2. Brain Injury

This includes brain injuries to babies caused by forceps delivery, craniocerebral injuries or brain infections in newborns, and cerebrovascular accidents.

3. Poor fetal development

The chance of suffering from cerebral palsy will be greatly increased if the fetus has slow intrauterine growth, intrauterine infection, congenital malformations and the newborn weighs less than 2500 grams.

4. Abdominal trauma in pregnant women

Prenatal bleeding, pregnancy toxemia and placental causes, as well as if the pregnant woman has certain chronic diseases such as hypertension, hepatitis, diabetes, drug abuse, drug overdose, etc. may all lead to cerebral palsy in children.

From the causes of cerebral palsy mentioned above, we can see that the occurrence of cerebral palsy is largely related to the mother's own reasons. At present, it is still difficult for us to discover whether the child suffers from cerebral palsy during pregnancy. Therefore, we can only speculate whether the child may suffer from cerebral palsy by understanding the mother's health condition.

In the first three months of pregnancy, whether the mother has a cold, whether there is a history of threatened abortion, whether the newborn has a history of asphyxia and hypoxia at birth, jaundice, whether it is premature, whether it is low birth weight, etc. These phenomena can be roughly used as a diagnosis of cerebral palsy in children. At the same time, some health conditions of the baby can also be checked through B-ultrasound, amniocentesis, amniocentesis, etc. In addition, in order to avoid the birth of children with cerebral palsy, pregnant women should actively carry out prenatal examinations and perinatal care before the child is born to prevent congenital diseases in the fetus. In life, we should give up bad habits, such as smoking and drinking; prevent viral infections such as influenza and rubella; do not abuse anesthetics, sedatives and other drugs; avoid contact with harmful and toxic substances such as radiation, and try to reduce radiation.