Patient's question:
Where can he be treated for intellectual disability? He will never use his hands to grab things. He will never walk by force, and his memory is particularly poor. I searched online and said he might have intellectual disability. Hello: I want to ask if he has intellectual disability? I want to ask if he has intellectual disability?Doctor's answer:
Traumatic brain injury, scrapes, central nervous system infection, severe systemic infection, and convulsive relapse can all lead to intellectual disability. Generally, MR is classified into four levels—mild, moderate, severe, and very severe—based on IQ and adaptive behavior deficits. The key to treating intellectual disability in children lies in early intervention. Therefore, if symptoms of intellectual disability are detected in a child, it is essential to promptly seek professional medical diagnosis at a specialized hospital. Since the diagnosis and treatment of intellectual disability require high levels of hospital technology, equipment, and expert experience, children with intellectual disability must be treated at and professional pediatric hospitals. For patients, if the condition of intellectual disability is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary to prevent recurrence. Additionally