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Cerebral palsy affects a person physically by impairing muscle control and coordination, leading to challenges in movement and posture. This can result in stiffness or spasticity in the muscles, as well as involuntary movements or weakness. The severity and specific symptoms can vary widely, with some individuals experiencing mild effects while others may have significant mobility challenges requiring assistive devices. Additionally, it may impact fine motor skills, making tasks like writing or buttoning clothing difficult.
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How do you get celebral palsy?
You're just born with it. I don't think its genetic or anything, it just happens.
What is the name of the olympic skier who has a older brother with celebral palsy?
The name of the Olympic skier who has an older brother with cerebral palsy is Alexandre Bilodeau. He is Canadian.
Where can one find information about celebral palsey?
Information about Cerebral Palsy can be found on such websites as Mayo Clinic and WebMD. United Cerebral Palsy is also a great resource for information.
What does CP stand for in Swedish?
CP is an abbreviation for "Celebral Palsy" and is used derogatorily about other people meaning "idiot" or "retard"
What are some disorder facts about celebral palsy in young children?
Cerebral palsy can cause limited movement, disturbances in depth perception and communication ability, and impairment in cognition in young children. The cause of this disorder is damage to the motor control centers of the brain.
What problems are caused by cerebral palsy?
Spasticity, muscle coordination, ataxia, and scoliosis are all significant impairments that affect the posture and mobility of a person with cerebral palsy.
What two ways did Jesus healed the man with palsy?
Physically and spiritually
Does cerebral palsy affect intelligence?
No it does not.
What disease does jimmy have in south park?
hes physically handicapped
Can someone have cerebral palsy without being physically disabled?
Unfortunately, no. Cerebral palsy is defined as a disease that attacks the brain (the cerebrum, mostly) and causes handicap in body movement, so I would say it's mostly likely that if you are diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, you are going to be physically disabled in one way or another.
What race does cerebral palsy affect?
It is not race or gender specific
What does cerebral palsy affect?
It affects the cerebrum. Which is a part of your brain system
