Question
A 6-year-old boy has difficulty understanding and learning even when taught, and he often reacts slower than others. We suspect he may have mild intellectual disability. What symptoms does this condition present? Please tell us: What Are the Symptoms of Mild Intellectual Disability?
Answer
Patients with mild intellectual disability may exhibit the following symptoms:
- Learning Difficulties: Difficulty in understanding and grasping knowledge during learning, often unable to comprehend teaching.
- Slower Reaction: Generally slower in response, with a slower speed of reaction to stimuli.
- Poor Memory: The child has poor memory, unable to effectively remember things, even after repeated reminders, they still cannot remember well.
- Inattention: The mind is easily distracted, often experiencing situations where attention is divided.
- Language Disorders: Relatively poor language skills with obstacles in expression. It should be noted that the symptoms of mild intellectual disability caused by different etiologies may vary. For an accurate diagnosis and treatment, patients should go to a regular three-level A hospital for a comprehensive systematic routine examination as soon as possible. In addition, patients need to maintain regular daily routines, pay attention to cold prevention and warmth, eat light and soft foods, keep indoor ventilation, and drink more hot water.