How to deal with hallucinations in children

If a child has hallucinations, parents must pay attention to it and take the child to the neurology department for examination in time. A good examination can determine the cause of the problem. Of course, it may also be caused by some mental illness. Parents should see a psychologist in time and go to the psychiatric department for examination. Parents should provide some psychological counseling to see if the child can get better. In addition, calcium supplements should be taken in time.

How to deal with hallucinations in children

He has symptoms of schizophrenia because he has obvious hallucinations and visual hallucinations. The current treatment with antipsychotic Western drugs and sedatives at home and abroad can only control the disease but not cure it. It is highly dependent and resistant to drugs, and has certain damage to the liver, kidney, and brain functions, and needs to be taken for life. In order to cure the disease and get rid of side effects, we recommend taking Chinese herbal medicine, which has no side effects, can cure the disease and prevent recurrence, and has better recovery. If you need help, please contact us.

Causes of schizophrenia in children

1. Men giving birth at an advanced age

Studies have found that when men have children at an advanced age, the chances of their children developing schizophrenia are higher. This is because sperm quality deteriorates as men age. Therefore, men should try not to have children after the age of 35 to avoid giving birth to children who are prone to schizophrenia.

2. Family genetic influence

If there is a family member suffering from mental illness, then the child will be affected by family genetics and is more likely to suffer from schizophrenia.

3. Suffering from mental trauma

Children are young and cannot withstand psychological stress well. So, if there are any major changes around them, such as parents’ divorce, environmental changes, failure to go to school, bullying, etc., which may cause serious stimulation to the children, then the children will suffer from mental trauma and suffer from schizophrenia.

4. Influence of children’s personality

If a child is introverted and unsociable, and has incomplete psychological development, he or she may be prone to schizophrenia. If parents rarely care about their children, do not understand their children well enough, or often insult and abuse their children, then the child's chances of becoming ill will be even higher.

5. Influence of growth environment

The environment in which a child grows up is also an important factor that affects the child's personality development and mental state. If a child grows up in a disharmonious family and social environment, or rarely receives love from his or her parents, then the child is relatively likely to suffer from schizophrenia.