Shake head

Introduction The head swings and shakes and cannot be self-made. Also known as the head tremor. Head shake in children is often a manifestation of ADHD. ADHD is a common name for attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder. It refers to the occurrence of childhood, compared with children of the same age, with obvious attention to concentration difficulties, short duration of attention, hyperactivity or impulsivity A group of syndromes that are the main feature. ADHD is a common disorder in children, and its prevalence is generally reported to be 3%-5%, with a male to female ratio of 4-9:1.

Cause

The causes vary. Because of the biliary stagnation and the liver wind, see sudden head shaking, dazzling deafness, neck pain and so on. Because of the heat of the Yangming and the liver wind, see high fever, red, abdominal pain, constipation, chest tightness and irritability. Due to the lack of old liver and kidney, the blood and blood are weak after the illness, and the virtual wind is moving. The head often shakes from time to time, often accompanied by other weak symptoms. In addition, the child will also have a head shake before the onset of acute shock, which is a precursor to the internal movement of the liver.

Modern medicine believes that this disease is mostly a neurotic reaction. Can also be caused by extrapyramidal lesions.

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A symptom of shaking and shaking the head. The involuntary shaking of the head, how fast the frequency, the degree of shaking his head depends on the emotional changes of the person, the degree of concentration of attention, and the symptoms are aggravated when the emotion is excited or nervous, and vice versa. Symptoms worsen when attention is focused, and vice versa. Symptoms appear after waking up, and symptoms disappear when people sleep.

The wind and fire are stunned, and the head is shaken. The back of the item is strong and painful. It is a syndrome of Shaoyang, and it is a real abdominal pain. If you dont have a bowel movement, the head is shaken.

Head shaking is one of the clinical stubborn diseases of acupuncture. From the perspective of the motherland medicine, this disease can occur in the typhoid fever, or in the viscera qi disease. It can be seen only with symptoms of head shaking, or with head shaking combined with other symptoms.

Differential diagnosis

Baby sleeps and shakes his head: In infants and young children, there is abnormal shaking of the head during sleep, most of which is caused by calcium deficiency, inflammation of the ear, and some are normal.

The clinical manifestations of sleep disorders - sleep uneasiness and difficulty falling asleep: more common in infants and young children, often flipping during sleep, limbs beating, repeatedly shaking his head, crying for no reason, grinding teeth, talking dreams. Some don't want to go to bed, they have to walk around, or they can't fall asleep, go to sleep, or wake up early.

Shaking his head and turning neck: more common in chorea, often occurs in children aged 5 to 12 years, more women than men. More than 2 to 6 months after streptococcal infection. The rheumatic fever inflammation invades the central nervous system, including the basal ganglia, cerebral cortex, cerebellum, and striate, with a slow onset. Chorea is one of the main clinical manifestations of rheumatic fever. A symptom of shaking and shaking the head. The involuntary shaking of the head, how fast the frequency, the degree of shaking his head depends on the emotional changes of the person, the degree of concentration of attention, and the symptoms are aggravated when the emotion is excited or nervous, and vice versa. Symptoms worsen when attention is focused, and vice versa. Symptoms appear after waking up, and symptoms disappear when people sleep. The wind and fire are stunned, and the head is shaken. The back of the item is strong and painful. It is a syndrome of Shaoyang, and it is a real abdominal pain. If you dont have a bowel movement, the head is shaken.

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