What are the methods to judge whether a baby has dull eyes?

The birth of a child with cerebral palsy is a heavy blow to a family, so this disease should be prevented as early as possible, and we need to understand some of the symptoms of cerebral palsy in infants. After all, it is a very serious disease. Parents can observe the baby's eyes and see if they have dull eyes, which is also an early symptom. Also pay attention to the baby's self-control ability and whether there are some strange behaviors.

1. Everyone is unfamiliar with the disease of cerebral palsy, especially neonatal cerebral palsy, which is difficult to detect at the beginning, so many newborns with cerebral palsy will miss the best time for treatment. Therefore, we must understand something about cerebral palsy so that it can be discovered as soon as possible when the disease occurs. The early symptoms of a newborn's brain will include movement disorders, which means that the baby cannot turn over at four or five months old, and has strange postures. The most basic symptom is that the eyes of children with cerebral palsy are dull.

2. We all know that cerebral palsy in babies is a very serious disease. Generally, parents will find that the baby's eyes are dull at the beginning, but they did not expect that the baby is suffering from cerebral palsy. Therefore, it is very necessary to understand the early symptoms of cerebral palsy in babies. For example, in the early stage of cerebral palsy, it will be found that the baby's eyes are dull.

3. As the baby grows older, his or her ability to control himself or herself after movements is still relatively poor. Severely ill children cannot grab things with their hands or walk with their feet. Some babies cannot even turn over, sit or stand independently, or chew and swallow normally. This is very serious.

4. Babies with cerebral palsy have strange knowledge and poor stability. Their heads cannot be straightened. Most babies with cerebral palsy have low intelligence. Some children can recover and take care of themselves through active treatment, and they are even no different from normal people. This requires parents to discover the disease in time at an early stage.