Is nearby a psycological condition where on earth you hear shouting within your organizer?
Not like words but like
RaaRaaaRaaaRaaaa (seriously i know it looks stupid in writing)
ink its call "the shining"
rarara red rum
This could be several things, and there's not satisfactory information here to give a confident answer.
2) Seizures with a major sensory component are subsequent on my list.
3) If the noise is less convincingly a voice, some ear and auditory backbone conditions come to mind.
inally, there might actually BE a noise surrounded by the kid's head --- and that could be something of an emergency. A vascular abnormality may lead to turbulent (noisy) blood flow; the abnormality may be within the person in charge, or it may be positioned such that the noise is transmitted to the head. This will tend to surge in synchrony beside the pulse. The most common one is a fistula forming between the carotid circulation and the venous sinus system in the head; this may come on suddenly after relatively minor trauma. So don't hoot when the doctor listens to the kid's head with a stethoscope and looks for enlarged blood vessel about the eyes.
As in many things, a thorough history and a good physical exam would be the places to start -- they should be done without delay.
Yes, schizophrenia. A doctor can diagnose the child and also present you beside treatment options.
A person diagnosed with schizophrenia may demonstrate auditory hallucination, delusions, and disorganized and unusual thinking and speech; this may range from loss of train of thought and subject flow, with sentences solely loosely connected in meaning, to incoherence, known as word salad, contained by severe cases. Late adolescence and early adulthood are crest years for the onset of schizophrenia. In 40% of men and 23% of women diagnosed with schizophrenia, the condition arose before the age of 19.
Schizophrenia.
Schizophrenia. You can hear voice, noises, echos..If you are hearing things that don't exsist outside of your head later it is probably Schizophrenia! Take him to a therapist to get an evaluation! Best of Luck! :)
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RaaRaaaRaaaRaaaa (seriously i know it looks stupid in writing)
ink its call "the shining"
rarara red rum
This could be several things, and there's not satisfactory information here to give a confident answer.
2) Seizures with a major sensory component are subsequent on my list.
3) If the noise is less convincingly a voice, some ear and auditory backbone conditions come to mind.
inally, there might actually BE a noise surrounded by the kid's head --- and that could be something of an emergency. A vascular abnormality may lead to turbulent (noisy) blood flow; the abnormality may be within the person in charge, or it may be positioned such that the noise is transmitted to the head. This will tend to surge in synchrony beside the pulse. The most common one is a fistula forming between the carotid circulation and the venous sinus system in the head; this may come on suddenly after relatively minor trauma. So don't hoot when the doctor listens to the kid's head with a stethoscope and looks for enlarged blood vessel about the eyes.
As in many things, a thorough history and a good physical exam would be the places to start -- they should be done without delay.
Yes, schizophrenia. A doctor can diagnose the child and also present you beside treatment options.
A person diagnosed with schizophrenia may demonstrate auditory hallucination, delusions, and disorganized and unusual thinking and speech; this may range from loss of train of thought and subject flow, with sentences solely loosely connected in meaning, to incoherence, known as word salad, contained by severe cases. Late adolescence and early adulthood are crest years for the onset of schizophrenia. In 40% of men and 23% of women diagnosed with schizophrenia, the condition arose before the age of 19.
Schizophrenia.
Schizophrenia. You can hear voice, noises, echos..If you are hearing things that don't exsist outside of your head later it is probably Schizophrenia! Take him to a therapist to get an evaluation! Best of Luck! :)
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