Ataxic Cerebral Palsy Symptoms

Ataxic cerebral palsy symptoms:
Tremors or shaking which increase in intensity when trying to control movement like reaching for something this is sometime referred to as intention tremor.
Balance problems more noticeable when walking

Weak muscles are often associated with the condition.
Wide stance or gait which is required to manage balance and control particularly when trying to make quick movement.
Frustration is can become a problem as a child is keen to perform a task may become difficult
Other common associated conditions include:
Learning Difficulty
Epilepsy
Spatial Awareness
Hearing Problems
Behavioral Problems
Sleep Problems
Difficulty Feeding
Drooling

A child with ataxic cerebral palsy can benefit greatly from therapies and despite the condition being permanent appropriate therapy will improve the quality of life.