Patient's question:
It was particularly difficult for the child to respond. It took a long time to learn to call "Mommy" and "Daddy." At the age of 4, they still couldn't walk properly and often fell. Now, their intelligence is much lower than that of their peers. It's driving us crazy. Please ask, how is it considered good when someone has low intelligence?Doctor's answer:
Hello! It's recommended to conduct a thorough examination for the child regarding intellectual disability, such as intelligence tests, language assessments, evaluations of motor development and growth, electroencephalograms, and cranial magnetic resonance imaging. This will help identify the primary causes of intellectual disability and the specific issues the child is facing. Then, consult with the doctor for their insights and suggestions, and consider rehabilitation training and family interventions.Parents should not take this lightly and should show more care and attention to the child, engaging in more conversations to help the child become more cheerful. At the same time, it's important to seek advice from various experts to diagnose the specific problems the child is experiencing, ensuring timely treatment.
In addition to treating intellectual disability, it is advisable for patients to pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a positive mood to strengthen their physical health and accelerate recovery.