Patient's question:
Recently I haven't been feeling well and have experienced developmental delays in intelligence. How can one generally know if they have pediatric hydrocephalus? Is it serious?Doctor's answer:
Intelligence refers to the ability of people to understand, comprehend, and use their knowledge to solve problems, including imagination and observation skills. There are many reasons for low intelligence in infants: parents being close relatives, high blood pressure in the mother, and premature birth of the infant. To develop a child's intelligence, parents should communicate more with their children, foster their interests, and choose learning methods suitable for them. Generally, if a child before school age does not have pathological conditions, they can still become smarter through exercise. If a child is born with intellectual disabilities, professional treatment and training may be necessary.