Patient's question:
During their freshman year of high school, the patient was a normal individual with decent academic performance. However, during the summer break, it was discovered that the patient began to become quiet and reserved, responding to conversations with simple and vague answers. Their memory and comprehension abilities deteriorated severely—when a sentence was repeated several times, they couldn’t recall it. On the streets, they struggled to remember place names and couldn’t distinguish directions. While they could read, little memory or impression was retained afterward, let alone comprehension. Their writing was disorganized, and after a few minutes, they would forget what they were writing, with their handwriting becoming illegible. Their visual perception skills also declined significantly, especially with shapes—despite looking at them repeatedly, they couldn’t identify what they were. As for calculation skills...Doctor's answer:
The reasons for intellectual decline include: insufficient sleep, excessive mental stress, depression, excessive indulgence, etc. We know that intellectual disability can cause significant harm to children. If it is not treated in time or if the treatment method is incorrect, its progress is rapid, and it can bring great harm to young children. Therefore, it is important to seek professional medical treatment promptly and undergo standardized treatment. This is the key.