Patient's question:
The children of others have already started talking, but my child still cannot speak, and sometimes when we try to amuse him, he doesn't smile or show any reaction. It feels like he's a bit slow in responding. There are no physical symptoms, though. Could this be infantile cerebral palsy?Doctor's answer:
Hello!1. Visual impairment: Patients often have strabismus and may also experience other visual problems (e.g., amblyopia).
2. Perceptual impairment: Some children may have perceptual impairments, such as difficulty determining the size and shape of objects.
Intellectual or learning disorders: Indeed, some children have varying degrees of intellectual and learning disorders, which are more common in children with more severe motor impairments.
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