Tuesday, 26 December 2017

Free Treatment Camp For Cerebral Palsy in Indore

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सेरिब्रल पाल्सी (Cerebral Palsy) एक जन्मजात होने वाली भयंकर बीमारी है | विश्व में करीब 4 बच्चे प्रत्येक 1000 बच्चो पर इस बीमारी से ग्रसित पाए जाये है | भारत में इस बीमारी से कितने बच्चे ग्रसित है इसकी जानकारी सही सही अभी उपलब्ध नहीं है |  

यह बीमारी क्यों होती है यह अभी तक चिकितसक भी अभी सही तोर पर नहीं जान पाए है | इस बीमारी के पारी चिकित्सको के अलग अलग विचार है | कुछ कहते है ये प्राण वायु की कमी, कुछ का मत है कि किसी अंदरूनी चोट अदि के कारण यह बीमारी होती है | 

मस्तिष्क के कुछ हिस्सों में जन्म जात हुई क्षति के कारण इस बीमारी सी ग्रसित बच्चे अपने हाथ पैर या कोई और अंग को ठीक से क्रियाशील नहीं कर पाते है यह एक स्थायी विकार है | इसके लक्षण प्रारम्भिक बचपन में ही प्रकट होते है तथा लक्षण विक्तियो में भिन्न भिन्न प्रकार के होते है | कुछ दवाइयों और फ़िजिओथेरपी (Physiotherapy) की मदद से आशातीत सुधर किये जा सकते है | 

इन्दौर में दिसंबर माह के अंत में ऑर्थोपेडिक (orthopedic) का एक बहुत बड़ा अंतर्राष्ट्रीय सम्मेलन होने जा रहा है | इस सम्मेलन में अन्तर्राष्ट्रीय स्तर के सेरिब्रल पाल्सी विशेषयज्ञ जे. के. जैन भी आ रहे हैं | डॉ. जैन बुधवार,  27 दिसंबर के दिन पूर्ण पंजीकर्त बच्चो का पहले आओ पहले पाओ के अंतर्गत इंदौर प्रेस क्लब के सभागृह में नि:शुल्क परीक्षण करेंगे और उचित परामर्श देंगे | 

रोटरी क्लब ऑफ़ इंदौर उपटाउन (Rotary Club of Indore Uptown) ने इंदौर इस बीमारी से संघर्ष करने और लड़ने का बीड़ा उठाया है | इस संघर्ष के साथी बनने के लिए आप सब से अनुरोध है कि इस समाचार को अपने समाचार के माध्यम से उचित स्थान दे | ताकि अधिक से अधिक सेरिब्रल पाल्सी बच्चो को अवसर का लाभ मिल सके | अधिक जानकारी के लिए पंकज मिश्रा से संपर्क कर सकते है |

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Friday, 17 November 2017

Cerebral Palsy Symptoms in Cerebral Palsy Children

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Cerebral palsy symptoms vary from case to case. This condition is caused by damage to the brain that manages motor control. It can occur during pregnancy, childbirth or after the child is born. It shows up after the child is born, it will happen no later than 3 years old. This is a permanent condition that restricts normal movement and posture.

Cerebral palsy symptoms can range from problems with fine motor tasks such as writing. Or it can be much more serious where an individual is incapable of standing or walking. Severe cased suffer involuntary movements, such as uncontrollable motions, seizures, and mental retardation.

Every case of cerebral palsy manifests trouble with skeletal and muscular development. This alters muscle strength and coordination. There are often skeletal deformities that make normal movement impossible. This typically involves spasms, inability to balance oneself, involuntary movements and facial gestures and many other problems.

Scissor walking and toe walking are common cerebral palsy symptoms. These issues with motor function can be mild or more severe. Some individuals with this condition can still function and get around, while others are rendered helpless. Depending on the location of the damage to the brain, there are some individuals with cerebral palsy that are affected by only one side of the body. If the brain's right side is damaged, then this results in the left side of the body having limited mobility issues.

Babies born with severe cerebral palsy do not have normal posture. They can be either immobile in certain parts of the body or overly movable. Cerebral palsy depends upon the various condition of the severity. CP Symptoms may change as a child gets older. Some babies do not show symptoms immediately. For those that do not show the symptoms right away will normally show signs by nine months of age.

Other symptoms may include epilepsy and other communication disorders. Eating disorders, sensory impairments, mental retardation and sometimes behavioral disorders can be additional symptoms. A person's speech will be impaired usually sounding slurred. This is one of many of the very frustrating symptoms of this condition.

Uncontrollable shaking of the limbs on one side of the body is another common symptom. This is called hemiparetic tremors. If it is very severe, the tremors can seriously impair movement. With cerebral palsy, muscles will be very tight and well not stretch well. The muscles may actually further tighten as the disease progresses over time. It typically affects the arms. Trouble swallowing is another common symptom. Individuals with cerebral palsy that experience problems controlling their tongue and mouth motions may have problems eating and drinking. They will also have a tendency to drool.

Cerebral palsy symptoms are sometimes undetectable until the child reaches a certain age. The most common symptoms are mental disabilities, vision impairments, uncontrollable seizures, and motor problems with the mouth and tongue. This is a horrible condition that has no cure. Not much is known about the cause but there are some medications available to help individuals manage the involuntary movements.


Friday, 10 November 2017

Cerebral Palsy Disorder Classification - Cerebral Palsy Awareness


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Cerebral palsy is a brain disease causing paralysis. It refers damage brain part named as cerebellum which controls the fine motor skills for example writing or typing. Cerebral palsy has a variety of issues depends on the different part of the brain affected. In Neurodevelopment disease, something happens during the development of sensitive area or time. Cerebral palsy affected child in two different ways first is prenatal cerebral palsy (before birth) in which radiation, infection, hypoxia (lack of oxygen) etc. become main causes of cerebral palsy. Second is postnatal (after birth) in which head trauma, infection, hypoxia and radiation also become the main cause of cerebral palsy. But, most of the time head injury or head trauma are a main cause of CP. There are few other causes of cerebral palsy which we will discuss later. 

Classification of cerebral palsy depending upon the muscles moving. In this classification, spastic cerebral palsy is a most common type of cerebral palsy in which 70% to 80% child affected by spastic. In this condition, muscles become tight and stiff and hypertonia. Hypertonia made with the combination of two words like hyper which refers to abnormal increase and tonia refers to muscle activity. That is the main reason for some people with spastic cerebral palsy have a scissor gait. 

The second classification of cerebral palsy is Dyskinetic cerebral palsy, it is also athetoid cerebral palsy. It involves the injury of basal ganglia. The basal ganglia are this structure here which essentially helps us initiate and prevent certain movements. So, it is characterized by dystonia and/or chorea. Dystonia is random, slow and uncontrolled movements in the limbs and trunk. Chorea is random "dance like" movements since the small uncontrolled movement seems to move from muscle to muscle. 

Ataxic cerebral palsy refers to the shaky or uncoordinated movement of muscles. Patients often experience pain from tightened muscles or abnormal posture or stiff joints. Also, abnormal movements might make it difficult to sleep at night and patients can develop sleep disorders. Eating can become difficult as well which can range from the preparation of food to the action of chewing and swallowing food. Since cerebral palsy involves a permanent abnormality to the brain's structure. It is not curable but that doesn't mean it's not treatable. Treatment of cerebral palsy usually involves a multidisciplinary approach, pulling from a number of clinical specialties like neurologists, rehabilitation specialists, occupational therapist.