Patient's question:
My wife used to have infertility and it took a long time of treatment to cure it. She finally got pregnant after a lot of effort, but almost had a difficult delivery. The child is a premature baby and is not in very good health. I always feel that the child might have some intellectual issues. Until now, the child still cannot speak clearly and is a bit stiff, and also quite thin.What kind of help do you want to get: What are the symptoms of developmental delay in children? How should it be treated? Does this belong to pediatric child health care?
Doctor's answer:
There are three types of pediatric brain developmental disorders: one is abnormal growth and development during the embryonic period before birth, leading to brain developmental disorders; another is brain developmental disorders caused by birth injuries or breathing difficulties during the birth process; the third is brain developmental disorders caused by certain cardiopulmonary diseases after birth, resulting in brain damage. The symptoms of pediatric brain developmental disorders are relatively prominent and can be identified through specific methods. Children with brain developmental disorders exhibit delayed intellectual development, and intelligence tests may show moderate or below-average results.