Patient's question:
I don't know why I suddenly got sick, and I also feel uncomfortable. Please ask: If you find low intelligence, how should it be treated to get better?Doctor's answer:
Intellectual disability refers to the slow development or inability of brain function to fully expand normally, which limits or hinders the ability to practice and adapt to society, falling short of the norm. The condition of delayed expansion can be detected as early as in infancy or childhood, unlike sudden-onset diseases or mental illnesses. Intellectual disability is a permanent disability; it is neither a disease nor a mental illness, nor can it be cured with medication. However, individuals with intellectual disabilities can be trained to expand their limited potential, enhancing their literacy and ability to live normally. By combining medical, social, educational, and vocational training measures, tailored training is provided based on age and the severity of MR to help them reach the highest possible intellectual level. Individuals with intellectual disabilities can understand and apply symptomatic treatment while using dietary therapy as supplementary treatment in daily life.