Patient's question:
My son has been walking since he was two years old, and now he only knows how to call "Dad" and "Mom" to ask for dinner. He can feed himself, but he dislikes vegetables and loves biscuits very much. These snacks are given to him every day. During his nap time, he doesn't sleep soundly and even wakes up at night. When playing with other children, because of his slow reaction, many children don't play with him, which makes his personality very solitary. Sometimes when he urinates, he squats down and struggles to get up, and he still needs us to teach him how to do it. I know how to treat this condition in children, but I want to ask how to treat intellectual disability in children?Doctor's answer:
Children with intellectual disabilities are a form of intellectual disability that brings great inconvenience to the lives and practices of patients. They often interact with normal peers, reducing their self-care abilities. Attention, sensory perception, and aggressive expansion training. Sensory training includes aspects such as sound, light, touch, and smell. Through games, children with intellectual delays can be helped. By incorporating various activities, children can use their senses to experience good training, improving physical coordination and hand-eye coordination.