How to deal with children with high muscular tension

The increase of muscle tension is mostly seen in upper motor neuron damage and extrapyramidal system disease, but note that the muscle tension of normal infants within half a year can also be slightly increased. For children with increased muscular tension, it is often caused by pathological changes of upper motor neurons, such as cerebral palsy, which can present various central motor disorders. Spasm is the characteristic manifestation of pyramidal tract damage, which shows the increased folding knife like muscle tension, hyperreflexia of deep tendon, ankle clonus and Pap's sign. It needs to be further examined in the hospital. Attention should also be paid to the warning indicators of motor retardation, such as: unable to lie on your stomach and raise your head in three months? The warning indicators of gross motor retardation are the inability to sit upright for 6 months, to sit alone for 8 months, to stand on the railing for 12 months, and to walk alone for 18 months.