However, researchers have found that risk factors for cerebral palsy usually occurs during the prenatal, delivery, and if the child is still a baby.
These risk factors may cause a child has a significantly higher probability of experiencing cerebral palsy later in life.
Premature birth is the strongest risk factor. While the other is a state of being during pregnancy, childbirth, and the prevalence of early childhood.
Based on the above, if you know how to avoid the risk factors for cerebral palsy, follow these instructions:
First. Prevent low birth weight baby or your early birth by living a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy, including nutrition, rest and exercise.
Also avoid alcohol, tobacco and drug use. This is because if your baby was born with low birth weight, chances are your baby suffering from cerebral palsy increase.
Two. Create a schedule of visits to a doctor obstetrician (midwife) at the earliest stage of pregnancy, based on what you can do, focused to reduce the risk of the possibility of a premature birth.
That's almost half of the children born prematurely with cerebral palsy.
Three. Take all necessary precautions to ensure that you do not belong to a group with early birth risk factors such as exposure to carbon monoxide, infections or other infections.
You must also work represents hours, to avoid s*xually transmitted diseases and domestic violence.
Obstetrician may recommend complete bed rest or other interference, whether existing risk factors.
Four. Ask your gynecologist about the possibility of using progesterone treatment, yogurt, use Clindamycin for treatment of high v'ginal pH, or taking fish oil supplements.
Each of these approaches has. Been very effective in the reduction of risk factors for preterm birth
Five. Ask your gynecologist about whether you should get treatment to the factors that reduce reinforce the early birth risk factors such as high blood pressure, urinary tract infections, anxiety, or diabetes.
Six. Avoid infections that cause the toxic cytokines brain of the fetus can release during pregnancy.
Infection in pregnant women are three times more likely to cause that a child developing cerebral palsy.
