Discuss the possibility of treating intellectual disability in children, providing professional opinions and strategies for parents to deal with the situation.

Discussing the possibility of treating intellectual disability in children, including the importance of nutritional supplementation, intellectual development games, and rehabilitation exercises.

Discussing the possibility of intellectual impairment in children due to epilepsy attacks and their treatment methods

The possibility of intergenerational inheritance exists, but not all cases of intellectual deficiency are caused by it. Many factors can lead to intellectual disability, such as viral infections during pregnancy, genetic factors, and exposure to radiation during pregnancy. In this family, it’s not just one member who is affected. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!

Patients with intellectual disability typically suffer from congenital brain maldevelopment or brain damage, generally making complete recovery impossible. However, postnatal education and training can enhance their intellectual abilities to the level of performing daily activities. Early detection and prompt diagnosis are crucial for improving intellectual levels.

Are there treatment methods for epilepsy caused by ischemic hypoxia?

Traditional Chinese Medicine is recommended for treating epilepsy caused by ischemic hypoxia.

Lingzhi rooibos powder is effective for treating infantile spasms, but it does not have therapeutic effects on liver function when used long-term.

Facial paralysis is caused by damage to the facial nerve. During the acute phase, nutritional nerve medication should be administered, and during the recovery phase, treatments such as acupuncture and electrotherapy are often used to reduce neural edema. Generally, the best time for facial paralysis treatment is within three months after onset, with the most significant effects. However, if it has been five years since the onset, the effectiveness of treatment may not be very apparent.

After more than a decade, facial paralysis reappears, potentially due to damage to the facial nerve or trigeminal nerve. Timely treatment can lead to complete recovery, but after more than a decade, the damaged nerves have scarred and cannot be reconstructed, leaving no treatment options. For neurological injury diseases, early treatment is essential.