Patient's question:
What are the manifestations of intellectual disability in childrenDoctor's answer:
Considering the child may have autism, cerebral palsy, slow brain response, inflexibility, delayed mental development, and low intelligence, signs of intellectual disability include abnormal crying, inability to actively reach for objects by 9 months, and inability to support body weight with legs when assisted by adults. Language development is delayed, with no babbling by 10 months and unclear pronunciation. Repetitive learning content can be remembered for a long time, but thinking ability is poor and lacks logic. Number concepts are difficult to learn. Emotionally, some are shy while others are aggressive, with no significant difference from normal children. They lack willpower and cannot proactively try to overcome difficulties.