Children's sensory disorders can be cured, but many factors need to be considered comprehensively, including children's age, the severity of symptoms, the choice of treatment methods and so on.

Generally speaking, if a child has mild sensory disturbance symptoms, it can be improved through proper training and exercise. If the symptoms are serious, professional treatment and rehabilitation training may be needed, but the treatment effect may vary from person to person.

In addition, parents should pay attention to the following points:

Seek medical attention in time: If your child has symptoms of sensory disorder, seek medical attention in time and seek professional evaluation and treatment.

Insist on treatment: you need to insist on treatment during treatment, and don't give up easily.

Improve the environment: create a safe, comfortable and colorful environment for children, let them contact different things and people, and improve their cognitive and social skills.

In short, children's sensory disorders can be cured, but many factors need to be considered comprehensively. Parents need to be patient and confident, believing that children can gradually improve their sensory ability.