Patient's question:
Which hospital is the best for intellectual disability? The child is over three years old, but many things cannot be done, and it feels slow-witted. I want to ask, what are some manifestations of intellectual disability? What are some manifestations of intellectual disability?Doctor's answer:
Manifestations: 1. Clumsy movements: Infants dislike playing with their hands, and this behavior typically emerges between 3 to 5 months of age. However, if they still refuse to play with their hands or show aversion to putting toys in their mouths by the age of 2 to 3 years, it is considered abnormal. Children exhibit movements, and even after learning to walk, their legs still kick around aimlessly. They engage in more purposeless movements, and adults often cannot understand the child's intentions. 2. Poor attention: They show indifference to external stimuli or, if interested, the interest is very brief. Their responses are slow. 3. Lower abilities: Their language skills, thinking ability, memory, calculation skills, and comparative reasoning ability are all inferior to those of their peers. It must be noted that the presence of these symptoms does not necessarily indicate intellectual disability. A comprehensive analysis is required, and if necessary, a medical examination for intelligence testing can be conducted.