Patient's question:
I recently noticed that my child is disorganized and inconsistent in his tasks, and his temperament is also unwell. After careful examination at the hospital, it was found that his growth and development quotient (GDQ) is low. I don't know why this is the case, so I want to ask if a low GDQ refers to intellectual disability?Doctor's answer:
Mental retardation may occur again in individuals with generally higher intellectual functions than their same-aged peers. Similarly, diseases with adaptive behavior deficits can interfere with a child's intellectual level. Once it is discovered that a child has such a rebellious nature, medical intervention should be initiated as early as possible. Treatment is very important to enhance the child's brain activity to reduce their intellectual level. In daily life, we must strengthen our care for the child and enhance their brain training. The child's symptoms.