Patient's question:
Never answers, idiot, frail and sickly. What should be done if they appear intellectually disabled again? What should be done if the child is intellectually disabled?Doctor's answer:
When a child again shows signs of intellectual disability, parents often become panicked and distressed, always feeling sorrowful that the child's intellectual disability cannot be cured. Intellectual disability refers to a developmental disorder of intelligence, where the child significantly lags behind their peers in average cognitive abilities. In addition to intellectual impairment, the child's motor skills, daily living abilities, and ability to perform labor tasks are all below normal levels, and in some cases, they may even have physical deformities. Experts advise parents that when a child again exhibits intellectual impairment, it is important to focus on rehabilitation training while also determining an appropriate treatment method. Currently, the neurofactor targeted delivery therapy has shown good therapeutic effects in treating intellectual impairment. Parents of patients can consult and understand this.