Can intellectual disability caused by hypoxia at birth be treated?

Patient's question:

Basic Information: Female, 7 years old
Disease/Symptoms: Comprehensive intelligence score is 48, unclear speech, poor finger flexibility
Condition Description: Poor finger flexibility, sometimes does not follow instructions, generally can take care of daily life, can feed herself, go to the toilet, bathe, and wash dishes, hopes the doctor can tell us what to do

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the aftereffects of brain hypoxia left behind at birth are generally difficult to recover from, as long-term hypoxia can lead to brain death. The child's current condition is partial brain tissue necrosis. Based on this situation, it is not only necessary to undergo medication (such as Nao Kang Ling, Nao Huo Su, etc.) for brain cell nutrition therapy but also to strengthen rehabilitation training—functional training (muscle tone coordination and relief training, gross motor skills, fine motor skills training, posture normalization training and correction, functional training appropriate for the child's age); intelligence training (intelligence enhancement training, cognitive ability training), and so on. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can take Fenlacit, intellectual syrup, and undergo comprehensive anti-recovery training, such as acupuncture, intelligence-enhancing drugs, and sensory integration training.

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