Patient's question:
What are the manifestations of adult intellectual disability?Doctor's answer:
The manifestations of adult intellectual disability are mostly evident in speech and thinking, with delayed speech development. In terms of perception, there is slow perceptual processing. Regarding attention and memory, there are impairments. Emotionally, they often display immaturity. In motor and behavioral aspects, common features include asymmetrical body shape and poor motor coordination. These are the general signs, but a definitive diagnosis still requires evaluation by medical professionals. Do not self-diagnose intellectual disability. Some individuals may have differences in other areas.