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 this year. How is it usually best to treat low intelligence? How is it usually best to treat low intelligence?Doctor's answer:
Intellectual issues in children are commonly associated with Down syndrome, phenylketonuria, hypothyroidism, and autism. If the condition is due to genetic inheritance across generations, treatment expectations are generally low. However, if the cause is factors, appropriate treatment can often yield better-than-expected results. It is recommended to first consult a pediatrician. After diagnosis, the doctor will provide further suggestions for detailed examinations and treatment.In addition, during the treatment for intellectual disabilities, besides symptomatic treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also crucial. It is essential to avoid excessive mental stress and anxiety, as these can hinder the complete recovery from intellectual disabilities.