Cerebral palsy or CP is a group of diseases that affect balance, exercise and muscle tension. "Brain" means that the disease is related to the brain, "paralysis" means debilitating or muscle problems.
CP starts with a brain region that controls muscle motility. Cerebral palsy may occur when a part of the brain does not develop to that extent, or it is destroyed at birth or early in life.
Most people with cerebral palsy are born. This is called "congenital" CP. But it can also start after birth, in which case it is called "the day after tomorrow" CP
A person with cerebral palsy may have light muscle control problems or it may be terrible as they can not walk. Some CP patients are difficult to speak. Other people have mental retardation, and many people have normal intelligence
The doctor can not always grasp what happened to the CP by damaging the brain or hindering the development.
Sickness may occur during pregnancy. This increases the chances of a baby acquiring a CP. These include:
Certain infectious diseases and viruses can increase the risk of cerebral palsy at birth if they occur during pregnancy. They are included:
Herpes may infect the fetus from the mother and may damage the developing nervous system of the baby.
Babies are also infected as some mothers' illness increases the chances of CP. I will introduce some of them.
Severe jaundice (yellow skin). This occurs when excessive bilirubin (yellow pigment) accumulates in the blood
Certain problems that occur during childbirth also increase the risk of cerebral palsy. They are included:
Complex labor and delivery This means that there is a problem with the baby's breathing and circulatory system.
All diseases are causative. Each reason is part of a series of reasons identified by asking "What is the cause of this cause?" By finding out the cause, or by deeply digging in problems such as "cause of illness". In order to better understand the disease and to find a better cure, we also ask, "How does the patient benefit from this cause?" Illness is a concept, not a thing. When associating a cause with a negative result, it exists as a concept. The reason itself is not sick. There may be no cause for the disease. The cause does not necessarily lead to sickness. Without disease, there may be signs or symptoms of a particular disease. There are duplications between the signs and symptoms of many different diseases. Certain diseases occur only when certain causes cause negative symptoms or symptoms. Simple illness is a factor of sickness
In any disease, success depends on identifying and treating the underlying cause, not the symptom. For example, bacterial infection can cause symptoms such as fever. The fundamental cause is that bacteria and fever are mere symptoms. To cure this disease, the root cause must be solved, in which case the antibiotic can kill the bacteria. It also successfully removed signs of fever. However, if you are only treating the symptoms, there is no benefit. In this case, you can treat fever with acetaminophen, but the infection continues unabated, eventually you may kill you. When you stop taking acetaminophen, fever is restored because disease is not being treated. It may seem that the disease is chronic and progressive, but only because the treatment is incorrect. Treatment of fever is simply symptomatic, as fever is not a real disease