Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It's also never, ever, ever going to answer. It knows everything, but it's never going to say it. It always sees what it sees and just says 'ah, ah, ah' (or something similar). It's never going to say it. Adults have taught it, but it's still never going to say it.
What was the previous treatment and its effectiveness: No treatment. What kind of help is wanted: Want to ask a few times, is this normal?
Doctor's answer:
1、Hearing impairment: Because the baby cannot hear the sounds around them, they do not have the physical conditions to practice pronunciation, and thus cannot recognize the meaning represented by specific sounds, making it impossible for them to communicate through language. If a baby's hearing impairment is detected early, it can severely interfere with the development of their intelligence and emotional abilities.2、Intellectual development disorder: Babies with intellectual development disorders also have slower language development compared to their peers.