Patient's question:
Now she is three years old and can only say some simple words. The doctor said it is congenital idiocy, but my daughter knows most things like a normal child, and her understanding is almost the same as that of other children. It's just that her expression is not very clear. I asked the doctor if my daughter will be able to go to school like this in the future.Doctor's answer:
Hello, like children with other forms of intellectual disability, the future of an idiot child depends on how he develops, on his opportunities to go to school and make friends, and on whether his parents can easily manage the care of the idiot child as well as other responsibilities.Guidelines:
In some cases, children with Down syndrome grow up comfortably at home, and there is no tension between them and other children in the family. In other situations, when the idiot child is older, if she can live elsewhere and receive care, both she and her family will be happier.