Question
The main symptoms include poor academic performance, declining memory, and insufficient language organization skills. Additionally, there are accompanying symptoms of being shorter in stature, reduced appetite, and having had rickets around the age of one. Language and walking development were delayed, although the nutritional status is normal now.
Answer
This clinical presentation requires a more detailed examination. It is recommended to visit the neurology department of a nearby medical university affiliated hospital to determine whether treatment can be conducted based on the examination results.