Schizophrenia in childhood is a severe brain disorder that the child interprets reality abnormal ... Schizophrenia contains a wide range of problems in thought (cognitive), behavior and emotions ... Schizophrenia may lead to a combination of illusions, as in childhood. There are emotional and social progress ... significantly improved child's long -term results ...

Childochroforn Symptoms

early signs and symptoms

The first symptoms of schizophrenia in childhood may include growth problems, including:

• Language delay
• Breastfeeding late or unusual
• Walk late
• Other abnormal motor behaviors, for example, twist or arm

Some of these symptoms are also common in children with pervasive growth disorders such as autism spectrum disorders .... So rejecting these evolutionary disorders is one of the first steps of diagnosis ...

Schizophrenia Symptoms in Teenage

Schizophrenia symptoms in adolescents are similar to schizophrenia in adults, but conditions may be harder..

• leave friends and family
• Reduce in school performance
• Sleep problem
• Irritability or depressed mood
• Non -incentive
• Strange behavior
• Compared to adults, teens may be:
• are less Delirium
• is likely to have vision hallucinations

subsequent signs and symptoms

Like children of schizophrenia, more common symptoms and symptoms begin ... Symptoms may include:

1 ... Intolele:

This illusion can affect any of the senses, but these senses usually include seeing or hearing things that do not exist. For a person with schizophrenia, they have a full force and impact of a natural experience ... Illusions .... False beliefs that are not based on reality ... Have .. someone else loves you .... a big disaster happens .. or your body doesn't work properly ...

2 ... Contest Thinking (Speech)

Conrupted Thinking is derived from disturbed speech .... Effective communication can be disrupted and the answers to questions may be somewhat irrelevant ... rarely, speech can also include words that cannot be understood, sometimes known as a word salad ...

Abnormal or turbulent motor behavior .... This may appear in a variety of ways ... Behavior does not focus on the purpose of the problem. Abnormal motor behavior can include resistance to instructions, inappropriate and exotic state, failure to complete, or excessive movements ...

3 ... Negative Symptoms

These symptoms refers to the lack or reduction of functionality.. For example, it seems that one seems to have no emotion, such as non -eye contact, failure to change the mood, or talk without flexibility. Also, one may speak less, lose personal health, and lose interest in everyday or social activities ... = 'http: //www.w3.org/2000/svg'%20width='720'220height='540'I205220ViewBoxBox='020020023 Alt = "Failure" = "720"

Symptoms whose interpretation may be difficult

When schizophrenia begins in childhood in the early years of life, the symptoms may occur gradually. The early symptoms may be very vague so that you cannot recognize what is wrong, or you may attribute them to growth stage ... there is a problem ...

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When to see a psychiatrist

How to control vague behavioral changes in your child can be difficult.

These general symptoms do not necessarily mean that your child has childhood schizophrenia.

If your child has a change in thinking, look for medical care as soon as possible ... These are:

• Having beliefs that are not based on reality (illusion)
• Seeing or hearing things that are not (illusion), especially sound
• Competition and irrational thinking
• Talks that don't mean

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What is the cause of children's schizophrenia? th2>

is still unclear what causes schizophrenia in childhood, but it is thought to be like adult schizophrenia.. Imaging studies show the difference in the brain structure of people with schizophrenia, but the importance of these changes is unclear ...

Risk Factors Creating Baby Schizophrenia

Although the exact cause of schizophrenia is unclear, it appears to increase some of the risk factors for schizophrenic stimulation, including:

• To have a family history of schizophrenia
• exposure to viruses, toxins or malnutrition in the womb
• Activation of abnormal immune system, including inflammation or autoimmune disease
• Baba San
• Taking psychotropic drugs in adolescence

Schizophrenia symptoms generally begin in late adolescence until the mid -30s. In children, diagnosis is not common ... Primary schizophrenia occurs in children under 17 ... What are the complications of schizophrenia? th2>

In childhood, schizophrenia can cause severe mental, behavioral and health problems ... Schizophrenia -related complications may occur in or after childhood, including:

• poor performance or inability to school or workplace
• Inability to perform daily activities such as bathing or dressing
• leave friends and family
• Suicide
• Damage to self
• Anxiety and fear
• Depression
  Abuse of alcohol, drugs or prescription drugs
• Poverty
• homeless
• Family conflicts
• Inability to live independent
• Health problems, including anti -sex, cigarette and poor lifestyle
• The victim of aggressive behavior
• Aggressive behavior