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Child Behavior: Treat the Cause…Not Just the Symptoms!

Undiagnosed allergies can cause a variety of health disorders including child behavior problems.

Allergy-Related Child Behavior problems are Treatable?

Allergic responses or a cascade of allergic responses to many allergens at one time can cause child behavior problems. Some of the symptoms are:

Abnormal appetite
Abnormalities in speech
Accident prone
Aggressive
Always climbing
Appears deaf/dumb
Biting nails
Biting own body parts
Bladder problems
Cannot be pacified
Cannot determine right from wrong
Cannot tie shoes
Clumsiness
Compulsive touching
Constant motion
Destructive
Dizziness
Does not ask for help when needed
Eating dirt
Enuresis (bed wetting)
Erratic disruptive behavior
Excessive drooling
Excessive flatulence
Excessive salivation
Excessive sweating
Facial changes
Fat craving
Fatigued, weak, weary, listless
Following routines to precise detail
Frequent burping
Frequent flue and colds
Growing pains
Hair pulling
Hand flapping
Head banging
High pain threshold
Holds onto people/objects
Hyperactivity
Impaired ability to role-play
Impaired social play
Impaired ability to initiate speech
Impaired peer relationships
Impulsive
Increased thirst
Irritable
Lacks concentration
Loud talk
Muscle aches
Nightmares
No eye contact while communicating
Nonstop talk
Normal or high I.Q. in certain areas
Parrot-like talking
Pinches or hurts others
Poor eye-hand coordination
Screaming inconsolably
Self-abusive
Sensitive to cold or heat
Sensitive to odors
Sensitive to sound or light
Spinning
Spurns affection and cuddling
Staring at people
Sugar craving
Salt craving
Tantrums
Totally nonverbal
Twisting
Uncontrollable body movements
Uncooperative
Violent behavior at times

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