Is child mood disorder cured?

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Many people know that children's hearts are very fragile. Many parents have been taking care of their children's emotions since childhood. They are afraid that they will be wronged at school and refuse to talk about it. They are afraid that they will be scolded by the teacher and can't slow down. Even they are very careful when talking to children. But if their children really get emotional disorder, many parents will be at a loss. Will children's emotional disorder be cured? Let's talk about it

Is child mood disorder cured?

It can recover gradually. There are many causes of emotional disorders in children, and genetic susceptibility plays an important role in the onset of the disease. Children who are timid, sensitive or over dependent are prone to emotional disorders. Family factors and bad education methods, over protection or over strict demands on children, and rough attitude may lead to emotional disorders in children.

Mental trauma in childhood, leading to deep emotional experience, is also a common pathogenic factor. Physical disease or excessive tension and fatigue, heavy learning burden have an impact on the incidence. Drugs can be selected according to the main symptoms. Anxiety and fear symptoms can be treated with anti anxiety drugs, such as diazepam, nitrodiazepam, or low-dose tricyclic antidepressants, such as doxepin or amitriptyline.

The correct way to educate children is not to threaten them with abandonment. Never say "if you don't listen to me, my mother won't want you" and so on. Don't beat and scold children because they are afraid of going to school. Learn to praise, give full affirmation to children's progress, exercise children's ability of independent social interaction, and remember not to overindulge or intimidate children.

matters needing attention

Parents should get along with their children with a gentle attitude and not be superior. Make friends with children, talk more, children will be willing to pour out their pain and trouble. Parents should not make a fuss about their children's troubles. They should understand and support them. They should guide their children to deal with all kinds of troubles at the right time and enhance their confidence in overcoming emotional barriers.