Patient's question:
Poor concentration, sometimes writing 'b' as 'd', short stature, light weight. Past treatment and effectiveness: Previously tested for malnutrition. What kind of assistance is needed: Wants to know the treatment methods.Doctor's answer:
Learning Disabilities are a developmental disorder that affects the acquisition of skills. These children are not mentally retarded or dull (all have an IQ above 70), but rather from an early stage of development, the normal way they acquire skills is impaired, showing a deviation in specific areas such as reading, estimation, or drawing, while other skills remain normal. Therefore, it is common to see uneven academic performance, where a child excels in one subject while struggling in another.Advice: It is important to pay attention to the child's education, as the family plays a significant role. Provide the child with a good learning environment and actively encourage their interests in various aspects. If the condition is severe, seek medical treatment as soon as possible.