Posture Problems
Posture-related issues are quite common in many people with cerebral palsy. Indeed, this condition does not only affect your normal position, but it can also have negative effects on the overall balance. You would start to notice significant differences in children when they start growing and developing. A healthy posture should be symmetrical with both sides of their back being mirror images of each other. So if you notice an asymmetrical body between the left and the right parts, then it might indicate cerebral palsy. [5]
