What´s Cerebral Palsy?

The name Cerebral Palsy, is used to describe other chronic palsy disorders that hinder control of movement caused by damage to the brain. In children by between the ages two to three is when the developmental brain damage that is non-progressive, indicating that the damage does not worsen as the patient gets older. The disorder is present during birth, but in most cases the disorder may not surface for months. The causes of Cerebral palsy are unknown. Potential causes are: infections, during pregnancy that effect the nervous system, Metabolic and physical trauma from birth, and oxygen deprivation. Cerebral palsy can also cause, seizures, mental retardation, learning disabilities, and language problems in children. There is still so
much that specialist have not discovered and learned about the causes of Cerebral Palsy.