Patient's question:
Slow reaction, unable to think abstractly, accompanied by mild headache, poor memory, poor language expression ability, unclear speech.Frequently occurs
Doctor's answer:
Intellectual disability is generally not fully curable or recoverable, as most cases are caused by congenital brain underdevelopment or brain damage, which is irreversible. However, many individuals with intellectual disability can, through postnatal education and training, reach a level of intelligence that enables them to perform daily activities. Early detection, prompt diagnosis, and active treatment are crucial. Intelligence tends to increase with age, and early detection is the first key to improving cognitive abilities.