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Common symptoms of special children
Special children refer to children with physical, intellectual, emotional or behavioral disorders. They may show the following symptoms:

Physical disorder

Including congenital defects, muscle diseases, nervous system diseases, such as Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism and so on.

dysnoesia

IQ below 70, manifested as learning difficulties, language development retardation, poor memory and so on.

affective disorder

Including depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, etc., manifested as emotional instability, excitability, self-denial and so on.

abnormal behavior

Including inattention, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder and so on. , showing hyperactivity, impulsiveness, social difficulties, etc.

Other obstacles

Such as hearing impairment, visual impairment and speech impairment.

Every child's situation is different.

The above are some common special children's symptoms, but not all special children will have these symptoms, and each child's situation is different.