White matter dysplasia. Adult.

White matter dysplasia is a genetic disease, often seen in children with dystonia and mental retardation. In adulthood, some patients with mild symptoms can be slightly improved, and some patients are difficult to recover, affecting the quality of life of the patient. At this time, special education can be strengthened, such as sensory training and rehabilitation therapy. Patients with mild symptoms can adapt to life. Severe patients with physical mobility difficulties need family assistance. It is best not to give up the patient's rehabilitation therapy and communication education. Adhere to accompanying education and communication, patients can sometimes adapt to life.