Sensory impairment

Perceptual impairment refers to the difficulties children have in multiple sensory aspects such as vision and hearing. It is a learning disability, among which the most common are perceptual integration disorders and visual disorders.

Sensation is the brain's response to direct actions on the sensory organs, such as the overall feeling of color, smell and tone. When there is an impairment in a person's perception, the sensitivity to various stimuli will be reduced. For patients with more serious perceptual impairments, it will affect their work and life, and they need to be actively treated. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can take nerve nourishing drugs for a long time to help improve the condition. You can also use acupuncture, massage, and acupoint injection to help relieve the condition. You should also do rehabilitation exercises on a regular basis.

The existence of perceptual disorders indicates that there are problems with the self-perception function, which will cause certain obstacles to personal development. For younger children, active treatment is needed, which can be combined with psychotherapy and oral medication for comprehensive treatment. In daily life, we should pay attention to regulating our body and mood, avoid being in a state of mental tension for a long time, eat more vegetables and fruits rich in high fiber and vitamins to ensure that the body has enough nutrition intake, avoid too much nutrition, so as not to affect the development of sensory nodes, and make our personal life colorful and avoid being too monotonous.