What should I do if my child's intelligence is lower than that of his peers?

Patient's question:

The child's intelligence is lower than that of his peers. He has difficulty concentrating, is hyperactive, and has a wandering gaze. When talking to him, it's as if he doesn't hear anything, though he actually hears a little. Recently, he has been a bit aggressive, whether towards adults or others, and tends to resort to physical actions upon meeting them.
Past Treatment and Effects:
He has taken Jingning Oral Liquid, which had a relatively good effect.
Desired Help:
Where can I buy this?

Doctor's answer:

Low intelligence cannot prove any problem, because it can be stabilized through post-natal training and practice. Therefore, parents should have confidence in their children. You need to believe that many great scientists were initially believed by teachers and classmates to have low intelligence, but through the post-natal guidance of their parents, they achieved success. It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a check-up to see if there are any symptoms. If there are any recurring issues, it is important to seek timely treatment. Additionally, parents should also encourage their children more.

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