Patient's question:
The child has always been a bit slow in development, and their physical appearance seems a bit strange. They were diagnosed with Down syndrome, but I don't really understand this condition and I don't know what specific risks it poses? How is pediatric Down syndrome treated?Doctor's answer:
Down syndrome in children is Trisomy 21, which includes severe abnormalities such as learning disabilities, intellectual disability, and disabilities. Currently, there is no effective treatment for Down syndrome, and children should receive long-term and patient education and training. Preventing infectious diseases and various infectious diseases, as well as early use of oral vitamin B6, r-tyrosine, folic acid, etc., can help improve function. Surgical correction can be performed for other abnormalities related to it. It is said that finding Liu Kaiping is not very effective. Do not over-rely on medical standards. This requires you to provide patient care for your child yourself.