Patient's question:
Please ask the doctor, please. I don't know when the intellectual development delay started. At first, I didn't notice it, but now it's getting worse. I'm worried it might be hydrocephalus in children. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Treatment of Language Developmental Delay: Mainly involves special training for language. Expressive language disorder patients have a good prognosis. Without treatment, language abilities can gradually improve with age, but early intervention is still necessary. The focus of language training is on imitating others' speech, and it is best for parents to participate in the training as well. For receptive language disorder patients, the focus is on training their ability to understand language, auditory memory, and auditory perception. After specialized training, language abilities can recover to varying degrees, but the prognosis remains poor. For patients with psychological and behavioral disorders, behavioral therapy should be used to correct the condition, accompanied by supportive psychological therapy.