According to research, the onset of cerebral palsy is related to many factors, including intrauterine hypoxia and genetic factors. Early detection and treatment of cerebral palsy is important. The more effective the treatment is at the early stage of the disease, the better the outcome. How to detect cerebral palsy early? The common early symptoms of cerebral palsy are as follows. 1. Inability to turn over: normal babies can turn over at 3~6 months, but children with cerebral palsy cannot turn over after 6 months. 2. Not using the lower limbs: at 3 months of age, infants can briefly support their weight with their lower limbs, and at 5-6 months of age, they can jump in a standing position. 3.Not using one hand: 7~10 months old infants do not use one hand to grasp the symptoms of play; fine hand movements, such as pinching small things inflexible, uncoordinated. 4.Can’t sit alone: 5~6 months old babies sit reliably, which is the beginning stage of sitting alone. 7 months old babies can sit alone with straight back and play freely in sitting position, if 7 months old babies can’t sit alone, parents should pay attention to check. 5.Inability to stand: normal infants can stand at 8 months, but if they can’t stand at 10 months, they need to be alert; after 10 months, they can’t say goodbye to others and need to pay attention; they can stand on their toes at 4~5 months, but after 6 months, they should land on their whole feet, if they still use their toes at 10 months, they can consider spastic cerebral palsy. 6.Inability to take steps: 11~12 months old infants can hold hands or take steps alone, but after 13~15 months old, if they cannot take steps, developmental delay or cerebral palsy can be considered. If your child shows any of these symptoms, you should be alert and take your child to a regular hospital in time. However, cerebral palsy is a complex disease and its symptoms vary in complexity, and are not limited to the above mentioned symptoms. Currently, the treatment for cerebral palsy is mainly rehabilitation, but there are several types of cerebral palsy that can be treated by neurosurgery. Spastic type, tardive dyskinesia type, and mixed type. Neurosurgery mainly includes selective posterior spinal nerve rhizotomy, carotid sympathetic nerve net stripping, and peripheral nerve microsurgery. Through surgery, we can improve the spasticity and blood supply to the brain, and create conditions for rehabilitation training, thus maximizing the quality of life of the child.