Patient's question:
When studying, how to teach and explain still doesn't make sense, and I doubt if I'm mentally retarded. What are the symptoms of this condition? I would like to ask: Where are the general places to go for the treatment of intellectual disability?Doctor's answer:
Not necessarily. As you described, the baby's motor development is delayed. I don't know if he can stand alone. If he can, it's normal. Some babies who are chubby may not crawl either. In the summer, with fewer clothes on, special training is enough. There's no need to consider anything else. As you described, it seems there might be active rickets, but I'm a bit skeptical about what you've said. Taking 800U of vitamin D daily should be sufficient. Increase outdoor activities to more than 2 hours a day. Note that if the baby is formula-fed, the formula already contains vitamin D. Follow up.For the patient, if the intellectual disability is severe, timely symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of intellectual disability. In addition, the patient needs to maintain a positive mood at all times to avoid worsening the condition. I hope the answers to these questions can help everyone. Thank you.