Patient's question:
The child of my sister is three years old this year. But we all feel that this child is not quite normal. He looks like a little fool. When we took the child for a check-up, we found that he has congenital idiocy. The doctor said it is Down syndrome. How is early Down syndrome treated?Doctor's answer:
Down syndrome Down syndrome (trisomy 21 syndrome) is also known as "congenital idiocy." It includes various genetic diseases, the most representative of which is the trisomy of chromosome 21, which can lead to severe deformities, including learning disabilities, mental disorders, and disabilities. Without corresponding treatment, patients with circulatory system complications that cannot be surgically treated have an average life expectancy of around 20 years. Now, with complex treatments for deformities, patients' health can be maintained, and the average life expectancy has increased to around 50 years. Some patients have even completed a four-year university education through their efforts. Additionally, early parenting care helps patients grow.