(openPR) - Cerebral Palsy is a class of irreversible disorders that have to do with the brain and developmental traumas that happen during fetal developments, during childbirth or not long after birth. It is recognized by a breakdown of motor skills that can include symptoms like paralysis, seizures and spasms. Cerebral Palsy is a kind of unchanging brain disorder. Because cerebral palsy is cannot improve or be cured, it is referred to as a condition, which is defined as a state of health, rather than a disease. There is no cure for cerebral palsy, but therapy has proven to be useful in upkeep of motor skills. How severe cerebral palsy manifests in each individual can vary greatly, and this condition is one of the most costly inherent conditions to care for.

The development of a child’s brain while in the uterus is crucial to the proper development for what is considered to be a normal functioning brain. Most instances of cerebral palsy are apparent before a child is one month old, but some cases have not become apparent until a child is five years old. It is not a disease that will advance or worsen over time. Once the damage to the brain happens, there will be no other damage to the brain as a result of cerebral palsy. Sometimes as a child becomes an adult, this condition can seem to become worse, but it is only due to growing older and the additional demands placed on a person.

While there are a number of hypotheses and guesses as to what might cause cerebral palsy, no one knows for sure. Even though certain signs might point to potential causes after birth, there is no way to confirm an exact cause of cerebral palsy. Some of the most common believed causes of cerebral palsy include trauma, central nervous system infections, birth trauma, infections in the mother during pregnancy, asphyxia and premature birth. After a child is born some of the causes are thought to be physical injury to the brain, toxins, meningitis or encephalitis.

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