Acute stress disorder children
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How do you handle the stress of divorce with 3 kids and one on the way? Im in and out of court, Ive been diagnosed with complex migraine disorder which causes complete paralysis on my left side, my ex is trying to have my license suspended, I havent been able to work and ive lost my home. How does everyone else deal with their stress? I feel like im falling into a hole.
AA first affecting the eyelashes rarely spreads to the other parts of the body
Does your child have any recent history of acute illness, blepharitis, and history of atopy or thyroid disease, or any family history of this symptom?
An important differential diagnosis is trichotillomania, which usually involves both the upper and lower eyelashes. Here the patients may have a present or past history of psychiatric disorder, a habit of compulsively pulling the eyelashes.
i could have hashimotos, but my hyper phase followed by extreme hypo phase don't follow the typical hashis pattern. it seems that most people with hashimotos don't have an acute hyper phase followed by an acute hypo phase. usually people with hashimotos slowly become hypothyroid over a period of years. hashimotos is a gradual destruction, whereas silent thyroiditis is inflammation followed by recovery.
only time will tell if my issue is transient. the same is with you.
31 M non-smoker, history of nasal allergies, 2.5 years of recurrent acute sinusitis. 4 infections in 6 months, re-ocurring 2-4 weeks after finishing antibiotics.
Sore throat
Thick yellow post-nasal drip
Can’t irrigate maxillary sinuses with Sinus Rinse bottle (Usually it fills the sinuses then drains out when I tilt my head.
ve had symptoms that could fall under acute stress disorder, panic disorder, general anxiety disorder, and depression. Sometimes the symptoms can fit in one catagory and then switch over to a different catagory. For example, in the past I've had frequent panic attacks throughout the day. Overtime, I've found triggers (more trivial than life threatening) for some while others just happen. Majority of the symptoms began after 2 years of profound stress.
At Xmas he saw his brother get assaulted by a man on their school bus which terrified him, he thought the man would come to our house and kill us all. I got in touch with doctors and school as he was showing acute anxiety, doctors then said this was normal reaction and school has been giving him counciling.
How much is stress the culprit in cardiac conditions? I have a first degree blockd artery and thinning of the aortic wall. I have perfect cholesterol and triglyceride levels. I was told mine was due to repetitive stress. What if I just can't reduce the stress in my life (2 children) and single parent with bipolar disorder (applied for disability)?
Parenting these children (and all children) should involve solving the problem together - as opposed to letting the adult dictate the solution or letting the child dictate the solution.
He believes that many outbursts can be avoided by successfully thinking through solutions with the child before the trigger presents itself. For example, if you know that your child freaks out when he has to brush his teeth, you work through a plan with him in advance so that he does not freak out.
ADHD is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, ADD is Attention Deficit Disorder with or without hyperactivity. The former is medically Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR), while the latter is DSM-IIIR.
ADHD is also called AHDD or attention hyperactivity deficit disorder. So the basic difference is the presence of hyper-activity along with attention deficit in AHDD. Hope this helps. Take care!
The drug is also used in clinical trials to treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.[15] A pilot study suggests that Topiramate is possibly effective against infantile spasms.[16] A study by Harvard recommends topiramate as an effective treatment in the prevention of Periventricular leukomalacia in preterm infants after an hypoxic-ischemic injury.[17] In May 2006 the U.S. National Institutes of Health web site clinicaltrials.
He is a beautiful soul, but he suffers with his challenges. He got diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and depression last year. He is under the care of a medical team, and it looks like he may have early on-set bipolar disorder as he has massive mood swings ranging from being calm, to irritable, to extreme anger, to feeling very down and suicidal, to over-excitedness. This can all be in half an hour at times!
ll outgrow it or if he has some issue going on like sensory integration disorder. My son has sensory integration disorder and he too will cover his ears at loud sounds. When he was young, he had a fight or flight response to it He also didn't love loud, crowded places like the mall or a party. He's now 9 and copes really well but will still cover his ears in a movie.
First, I havent heard of explosive behavior disorder. (in children) In adults, this type of thing would show up as an Axis II personality disorder. In children, particularly 4 (very young for this kind of diagnosis, ADD/ADHD as well - and I would hold off on the meds until a second or third opinion is obtained..cheaper than treatment I'm sure...) ALSO - (I have personal experience in this - my 5 yr old girl had wild tantrums, and I was very worried,, and took her to different drs...
I have been on Zoloft 50mg, and now at almost 20 weeks my anxiety is getting worse, I am having more frequent obsessive thoughts and skills learned in therapy are not always helping.
I'm thinking maybe I should up my does, but I was trying to keep the does low bc I know of the possible side effects of SSRI and pregnancy.
I know my thoughts are irrational, and I can pretty much pinpoint the reasons I'm having them, but I still can't stop them!
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