Patient's question:
I don't know what the situation will be. Later, I found out that it was because of an illness. Please ask: Which hospital is generally good at treating intellectual disability?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's not necessarily the case. According to what you said, the baby's motor development is delayed. I don't know if he can stand alone. If he can, it's considered normal. Some babies, due to being overweight, will never crawl.Suggestion: In the summer, when there are fewer clothes on, you can focus on special training. There's no need to consider anything else.
According to what you said, it seems there might be an active form of rickets. However, I have some doubts about what you've mentioned. Taking 800 IU of vitamin D daily should be sufficient. Increase outdoor activities to at least 2 hours or more. Pay attention—if the baby is drinking formula milk, it already contains vitamin D.
Follow up.
For patients with intellectual disabilities, in addition to timely treatment, it's important to maintain proper dietary habits in daily life to supplement the body's nutrition. I hope the above answers can help you. Thank you!