Patient's question:
My son is about to turn four years old, and he has relatively delayed development. His language expression and communication skills are also particularly poor. He only learned to walk at the age of two, and when he speaks, his words are a bit unclear, making it hard to understand what he means. What should I do about my child's developmental delay?Doctor's answer:
Hello: You should gradually help your child practice walking. I think if there are no issues, it's normal for your child. Your situation still needs attention to diet and lifestyle, and gradual adjustment is required. Mainly supplement with protein, pay attention to a balanced diet to replenish various vitamins, drink more water, eat more fruits, and avoid raw, hard, and spoiled foods. Avoid alcohol and spicy, irritating seasonings. Engage in appropriate exercise to enhance your physical fitness.