Xiao Yi, a child with cerebral palsy, is 2 years and 01 month old. The child has many symptoms of cerebral palsy. The child’s symptoms are: 1) he is not fluent in speech, and the speed of speech cannot be accelerated. Diagnosis: The child is now showing mild cerebral palsy, and the specific conclusion needs to be observed to see if the symptoms will deepen. We will continue to observe the child to see if there is any increase in muscle tone and if the child’s heels are not touching the ground, and if there are any abnormalities in the child’s walking posture and limbs. We will see if the child’s disease will continue to extend. The child now belongs to the hemiplegia category in cerebral palsy, so we can only draw so many conclusions from the current symptoms. Therefore, we can only draw so many conclusions from the current symptoms, but we have to wait for the results to be seen before we can draw any conclusions. Does hemiplegia belong to cerebral palsy? What are the main symptoms of hemiplegia? Hemiplegia belongs to cerebral palsy. Hemiplegia, also called hemiplegia, is a movement disorder of the upper and lower limbs, facial muscles and lower tongue muscles on one side, and it is a common symptom of acute cerebrovascular disease. Although mild hemiplegic patients can still move, they tend to walk with the upper limb flexed and the lower limb straightened, and the paralyzed lower limb walks in a half circle with one step. 2. Severe cases are often bedridden and lose the ability to live. The main symptom of hemiplegia: it is mainly the movement disorder of one upper and lower limb. There are four clinical manifestations of hemiplegia: 1. Consciousness-impaired hemiplegia: Sudden onset of consciousness, accompanied by hemiplegia, often with head and eye deviation on each side. 2. 2. Flaccid hemiplegia: It is characterized by impaired random movements of the upper and lower extremities with obvious hypotonia, and the random muscles are not paralyzed, such as the gastrointestinal muscles and bladder muscles. 3. Spastic hemiplegia: Generally, it comes from flaccid hemiplegia, which is characterized by an obvious increase in muscle tone. The extensor muscle group of the upper limb and the flexor muscle group of the lower limb are obviously paralyzed, and the muscle tension is significantly increased, so the upper limb is flexed, the lower limb is straightened, the fingers are flexed, and the passive straightening hand has a feeling of stiffness and resistance. 4.Light hemiparesis: In the case of very mild hemiparesis, such as the early stage of progressive hemiparesis or the interictal period of transient episodic hemiparesis, the paralysis is mild and easy to be missed if not carefully examined. These are some of the medical definitions and symptoms of hemiplegia, which is also a type of cerebral palsy, and hopefully can be understood.