Patient's question:
My son doesn't talk much and sometimes trips while walking. He has low intelligence. My son is already five years old this year. Could you please tell me how is it usually treated for low intelligence? How is it usually treated for low intelligence?Doctor's answer:
Through your explanation, it can be considered a disease of intellectual disability. Currently, this disease cannot be fully cured on its own. For the patient, special teaching and scientific rehabilitation training methods are needed to effectively improve their intelligence. It is recommended to take them to a regular hospital for follow-up. Additionally, attention should be paid to diet in daily life. In terms of diet, MSG should be avoided, and consumption of drinks, yogurt, sugar, and puffed foods should be reduced. It is advisable to eat foods such as eggs, milk, potatoes, etc. In fact, having an intellectual disability is not something to be afraid of. The patient should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and treatment is administered accordingly, the chances of alleviating the condition and achieving recovery are very high.