Patient's question:
What will children with developmental delays become when they grow upDoctor's answer:
Developmental delay refers to phenomena such as slowed speed or abnormal sequence during the growth and development process. The incidence rate ranges between 6% and 8%. Under normal internal and external environments, children can develop normally. However, all factors that are unfavorable to children's growth and development can affect their development to varying degrees, thereby causing developmental delay in children. It can have a significant impact on the intellectual, physical, and other aspects of a child's development.