Patient's question:
My son doesn't talk much and sometimes falls while walking. He has low intelligence. My son is already five years old now. What are the usually effective treatments for low intelligence? What are the usually effective treatments for low intelligence?Doctor's answer:
Children with intellectual disabilities often show difficulties in feeding early on, sometimes refusing to suck, and are particularly prone to vomiting; they often have longer sleep times and are very quiet all day, crying rarely. Currently, there is no effective treatment for intellectual disabilities, and recovery can only be gradually achieved through rehabilitation training and symptomatic treatment. Individuals with intellectual disabilities can understand symptomatic treatment while using folk remedies as supplementary therapy in daily life. Proper diet is necessary in daily meals to avoid irritating foods.