Cerebal paulsey : Understanding your child's pain

2007-03-08 10:33:40

( Pharmeceutical-Medical )



Children today are exposed to many kinds of ailments. Some are inherited and some are caused by negligence. Cerebal paulsey is one disability that is commonly acquired by improper medical attention, during labor or even after delivery. Parents are hardly notified of such serious incident and may notice this crippling disease a little too late.

Cerebal paulsey is a medical condition wherein the child is unable to manage their movement or stance. There is some tell-tale signs in which you can determine if your child is suffering from cerebal paulsey.

The child exhibits overstated reflexes. This may include simple movement such as walking. Cerabal palsey kids are deficient in muscle coordination. Muscle tones are either too rigid or too limp. Due to your child’s inability to control muscle functions, excessive drooling may be experienced from time to time. Cerebal palsey patients may also experience difficulty in swallowing and speaking.

Another obvious sign is tremors, in which the body shows unintentional muscle movements. Tremors can affect the limbs making it hard for the child to do particular motion such as writing.

Cerebal palsey is a lasting condition. However, there are several options you can do to ease your child’s discomfort. Therapies such as physical, occupational and speech may help improve your child’s motor problems. Various medical devices like visual and hearing aids will assist and enhance communication. Certain medications are known to reduce unnecessary movements thereby easing suffering. Customized wheelchair will be a big help in improving their mobility. Application of computer programs may also be used to correct posture.

Each patient may show varying degrees of symptoms, from minor to severe retardation. So it is important to consult your health care provider first before applying any treatment.

Children with cerebal paulsey will need lifelong understanding and care. It will be financially challenging on your part but somehow it will ease your burden knowing that you did your best to help your child.


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