my diagnoses in order are social anxiety disorder, general anxiety disorder, major depression, panic disorder, insomnia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, seasonal affective disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (mainly inattentive), and rejection sensitive dysphoria (part of adhd i think but im not completely sure tbh). i've never been directly diagnosed with tourettes syndrome even though i have an extremely large amount of motor tics and rapidly increasing vocal tics(for well over a year), so i assume i'll be diagnosed soon, but i havent yet so i will not say i have it bc self-diagnosis is bad. my team of therapists are also considering the potential of post-traumatic stress disorder and bipolar disorder. i honestly feel like a freak most of the time bc 99% of my time is taken up my these illnesses and its so exausting. i lose motivation to live a lot. i'm a 17 year old girl, and have no idea how i'm going to survive in the "real world" as teachers call it. i think the best i can do is try to learn as much as possible about these illnesses to help me cope and learn new techniques. i greatly appreciate this video because i never knew there was a correlation between OCD, ADHD, and tourettes, so thank you!!!
Hey, I know you made this comment a year ago but I just wanted to say I have the same diagnoses as you, except I don't have insomnia and I was already diagnosed with PTSD. I relate a lot to what you said and how you feel, so I just want you to know you're not alone and you are worthy of a happy, healthy life. I'm 25 and it's still a struggle and a roller coaster, but the more I've learned the more it's helped me. You can definitely make it in the real world and I hope you are doing well! ♥️
Hey... I am 24 yr old and I also diagnosed with Inattentive adhd, social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder with physical symptoms, chronic depression and Ocd. I never feel how people normally feel . I perform bad in my life even I know I can good. But Now I treat my self with love and kindness. I appreciate my good efforts however I got failed even. I feel really lucky to meet you guys.. It feels like I am not alone..
You are not a freak! You may have a lot of disorders, but at they’re diagnosed which means you know what they are and how they can be treated. My younger brother has had something doctos have been trying to diagnose with for three years. It’s just just a never ending cycle and I don’t think he’ll ever get treated, he has out my family through hell and back, but it is hard because it is not his fault. I know he will never fully recover from this, we just have to live with it until we go crazy or it eventually eats him inside out and kills him. 😔
☺️ I have many disorders but don’t say anything because people I know say that because I have so much even though it’s less then you guys, they say it’s fake specifically because I have so much.
Not sure if I have ADHD, but I can't study easily at all, my attention goes all around But for sure I got OCD and some kind of tics on my head and face
Same I'm not sure if I have ADHD because I have not been diagnosed or anything but I just can't sit still or concentrate when revising for a test for school... Also I have OCD, and yes I've been diagnosed btw so don't say I'm faking or overreacting lol. I'm not one of those people who are like: 'Omggg that's not symmetrical please move it over to the left a bit it's giving me OCD... 😣' Like seriously, nothing can *give you OCD* .
@@noralie3295 I am not diagnosed with anything because I didnt consult doctor - but when I organise stuff on my desk almoust everytime it has to be paralel with something. It's OCD, but I dont mind OCD as much as ADHD because I am trying to finish my college :)
I was diagnosed with all 3 when I was 7. My ADHD has remained kinda the same through the years, I feel like it’s just like a personality at this point. My OCD has worsened and turned into BDD and I can get very very neurotic. Sometimes I dissociate if it gets super bad, I’ll just numb out. And my tics were bad when I was a kid, motor and vocal, but now I only do the shoulder thing, and scrunching my fingers.
So I have adhd, and I didn’t start thinking about my behaviors as tics until recently when I realized that I’m never cold and the shoulder shrug can’t be shivering and my other tics have no explanation , I’ll like shrug my shoulders and move my head in a certain direction usually left (I was born with Torticollis with the muscle on the right side, which would make a lot of sense. My hands will tense up and or open, and I do tend to grimace uncontrollably on occasion, and I occasionally I do tend to have pitch change occur while speaking but it’s more common when other tics are present. I never noticed that behaviors like this weren’t normal. It’s crazy, and like it’s been happening my whole life, I just notice things like this more now. I’d also like to point out I have dysgraphia
Wait, that's crazy I have ADD and OCD and have the same shoulder shrug with head pull to left. Normally when I get alone after being somewhere new. It's like when I get in the car or back home.
Tysm for this. I've been extremely hypervigilent and triggered lately and found myself saying intrusive thoughts outloud. Both my psychiatrist and counselor brushed it off as, "YOU THINK YOU SAID IT OUTLOUD, BUT DID NOT." Except I know that I did. Going to share this info with them this week. It surprises me that they aren't aware of it since they both have ADHD and OCD. But hey, the more you know 🌈
I have OCD, ADHD, Tic Disorder, and High-Functioning Autism. My tics come and go, but every other condition that I have is ever-present. Before GPS became widely available, I had great difficulty driving to unfamiliar places.
I often experience depersonalization due to ocd. I also suffer from tourette's and now I'm going to get diagnosed for adhd. Ocd for me is the worst part, it's so painful mentally that sometimes i just want to end it all. When i really enjoy something and i fixate on it, my ocd finds ways to connect it to me and start a new painful obsession with neverending mental compulsions.
Apart from MDD and dyslexia, I have ADHD, mild OCD, and a tic disorder that my doctor and I are trying to determine if it’s full on Tourettes. This video was very informing. Thank you.
Broooo my teammates get mad confused when I yell “Crack! Don’t do crack crack is wack!” Out of nowhere Nd I’m jus like “huh? Oh yea. Tourette’s. Nun new” I also do it at work, and I’ll say ‘I’m suffocating’ because of my mask and it’s weird but they get it luckily, you’re not alone 🖤
@@CEOofSleep I have OCD of Intrusive images. I aIso have slightly Tik toureette syndrome. My OCD is not severe. I already knew about the side effects of SSRI's and benzodiazipenes. Before I go to Phycatrist , I wanna try treatment in Ayurved . What should I do
Wow. My problems explained. I got adhd which makes me get tics if I am not moving for too long and then my ocd makes me keep fidgeting and I don’t even know what I’m doing. I have no vocal tics only motor tics but seriously this is why I can’t focus in school.
i'm a 16 (17 in few weeks) year old girl suffering from all three of these disorders in addition to severe depression. i've been recieving therapy for 4 years and been on medication for 3. i've seen a plethora of different therapists/psychiatrists/psychologists/nurse practitioners etc., even went to a mental health hospital for a month due to suicidal ideation and all that jazz, and nothing really helped. i'm beginning to feel even more hopeless, which i didnt know was possible. i did love how informative this video was though.
i'm also currently on prozac and wellbutrin (for ocd, gen/soc anxiety, and depression). i've been on lexapro and ritalin in the past, but my psychiatrists have decided to take me off them- might start another adhd medication soon idk.
Try cannabis! It is a wonderful anti-depressant with far less side effect than SSRIs, and I use it in treating my TS, ADHD, and OCD alongside my depression (that is when I still had it). Many people are so afraid to try it, but research is showing it true capabilities, and it really is a miracle drug at the very least for me! I was insanely depressed and suicidal and getting a medical card really helped, especially with the TS and Depression. However, If you don't have medical marijuana available in your state (due to our corrupt government), the black market will work just fine. But make sure you use CBD in conjunction with the THC rich cannabis as having both is essential to it being balanced and effective usually roughly a 1 to 1 ratio is good, and you can experiment to find the right dosage. For me, it is very small amounts, as too much can just be overwhelming for some individuals. Hope I helped!
@@GraysBlue I was on prozac for a while (six a day!!!!) and I found out that it has 'side effects' of suicidal ideation - I ended up getting off that medication (as safely as I could) (I had previously been on lexipro and zoloft) and I realized that there are people throughout history that have overcome much bigger hurdles than I was dealing with in life - I started looking at sufis and yogis and philosophers and the great alchemists of history that were able to impart the wisdom - quotes affirmations proverbs and more that helped sew the strength I needed to keep moving forward. Finding herbal remedies helped immensely and essential oils became a staple - I began to realize that there are inherent frequencies (energies) within the herbs and oils and also crystals and foods that correlate with the chakras (or main stellate ganglion nerve centers) within the body and this helped me to learn how to speed up and slow down my neural synapses better as well as learn about the other therapeutic benefits such plants and herbal medicines are able to provide. I truly hope that you've found relief and healing and that your life is abundant and full of joy now as your comment was posted two years ago - regardless please know that you are the result of your ancestors - the sum of their parts and they survived cataclysms and disasters beyond our wildest comprehension and you have that fighting strength imbued in your DNA RNA and infused in your soul Infinite Blessings and Much Love
I want to go in the forces. But my ADD & OCD are slowly becoming uncontrollable. But recently like a year ago I started noticing my right eye lid would start blinking. I honestly thought I was crazy and imagining it. But then I started to turn my head to one side. Then if course it gets better... I started to hit my chest/sternum area, then my wrist decided to move. It's kinda of like the movement of when the one hand clap was popular in 2009. (The best I could explain). Idk if my sniffling is relevant because I have bad allergies. My ADD is ridiculous and a pain but I've always had a form of ADHD (I'm just not hyper anymore). My OCD is getting worse. I have this thing with opening & closing things but it has to he done in three. And apparently when I touch things in stores I have to touch them with both hands. (Like right hand hold body wash and puts it back then left hand repeats.) My boyfriend noticed it but waited to tell me to see if it was a constant. If I fail to do my rituals karma beats me up. Literally ignored the door one once and I stumped my toe and cut it open. (I usually walk the opposite side of the couch when I do my ritual & I didnt)
sometimes cognitive compuslisions and tics feel like the same thing to me! and being understimulated causes it because when i take my adhd meds i can relax and it all goes away
Does anyone else ever feel like they have a bat flying around in their head? Like that's how it feels for me. I'm 90% sure I have adhd and I hope to get diagnosed soon so it could be relating to that, not so sure about OCD but I think I may have a mild version of it for various reasons. I blink and shrug uncontrollably a lot. The way I feel it is theres a bat flying around in my head and every time it hits the wall around my brain I get a tick. Does anyone else feel like this?
I used to have OCD as a child, but luckily it went away for the most part when I turned 12. (Still a little remains in me). I currently have tourettes and tic about every 30 seconds or so. Jaw clicking, neck and shoulder twitching. Just a year ago I started noticing that it was getting harder to concentrate and focus on my subjects in school. That soon carried over to everything, including some of my hobbies too. I cannot focus very well, even on the things I love to do such as drawing. But for some weird reason, I can focus on video games and social media. It annoys me so much. I am never able to focus unless say, if the deadline was a night's sleep before or in an hour. I really hope I don't end up with ADHD, because that would just destroy me. My parents put their trust in me and spend a good amount on me so I can go to America for university, (perhaps the ivy league). I'm trying my best, but at the same time I cannot. Because I can't focus. My peers are all ahead of me, and I'm just behind struggling. I can't read a book because I keep ticcing and ticcing, I don't know why!! It angers me so much sometimes I can't control myself and I start raging. I don't want to get into detail, but I'm super emotional for some reason. On top of all this, I have some social anxiety too. Welp, I'm just putting this out there. I know most of you guys have it worse than me. And to that, I wish you all the best of luck.
I have ADHD and It's not going to kill you.... please don't act as though it is the end of the world.... I understand that you have tics i do to... but thinking that ADHD will destroy everything will make it extremely bad.... It will make it harder to concentrate and you'll have dark thoughts if you put yourself down or say things like " my ADHD is gonna be the death of me"... it does take time to get used to but it'll be okay I've had it for 12 years and eventually it's like you don't even notice it...but trust me it'll get better please don't put it down. or yourself.
To me, the distinction between Chronic Tic Disorder and Tourette's appears like unnecessary. And maybe you should consider: 1. there aren't only kids, I'm 59 years' old and I have some experience of controlling it, 2. the tics aren't the only thing, but there is a mood disorder typical for Tourette's too, 3. there appears to be some positive side effects of Tourette's (now skip that ridiculous superpower talk -- everything comes at a cost!), that makes it prevail evolutionary, please investigate what it is, it is not *just* those lightning fast reflexes enabling *some* Tourettians to become high ranked sportsmen.
I can’t find anything on toes curling or toe “stretching” (don’t know how to describe it). I’m guessing cause people can’t tell when we’re doing this. Anyone else with adhd do this ?
My tics are, bending my back, bending in words, grunting, yelps, moans sometimes which is most embarrassing, saying “mom”, and head jerking. My head hurts right now. I have adhd , ocd, and Tourette’s sometimes I can’t tell if it’s ocd or tics. I have been diagnosed with ocd sense kindergarten, adhd 2ish yea ago, and tics last year . My dad is making me think I’m faking it even tho my 3 doctor’s have diagnosed me…
I have OCD of Intrusive images. I aIso have slightly Tik toureette syndrome. My OCD is not severe. I already knew about the side effects of SSRI's and benzodiazipenes. Before I go to Phycatrist , I wanna try treatment in Ayurved . What should I do ?
Here to understand if my adhd is causing me to tic as I’m not sure if a tic is relieved by emotional pressure being released once tic is done. If that makes sense. I get agitated and if I tic, in my case I bang my head when I get overwhelmed in adhd overload mode, and then the only thing that satiated the agitated and anxious build up is to fully complete that “tic”. Always saw it as self harm but when I saw a girl with Tourette’s doing the same thing involuntary I realised I also don’t get the control. I have been able to imbed mindfulness and medication together to reduce the agitation and anxiety that builds up but I wonder if it still could be a tic bc it usually would be involuntary.
Omg do any of you guys get annoyed when people say they have OCD if they are always tidy, or they get annoyed if things aren't symmetrical or something? It's so annoying... 😔😕
@@noralie3295 Yeah, I agree! It's like, you only have it if you are actually diagnosed, otherwise you can't say you have it... Them: omg that so annoyingggg please move it to the left a bit it's giving me OCD... So annoying.
@@emeraldstar373 Jsnsjsj exactly they dotn understand that they are completely invalidating the real struggle ppl who are actually diagnosed deal with that wya
Lol she's talking about tics and it's making me think about mine and she literally mentioned the head-jerking-with-shoulder-tensing one right after I'd done it LOL.
I don’t have ocd, or adhd, or at least am not diagnosed. But I have transient tics, which put simply is Tourette’s but a step down. I have about 6 different head movements, 5 eye movements, 5 mouth movements, and some nose and body movements. I am 15, and I am worried that these aren’t going to get better, and am scared for when I am an adult, how am I supposed to survive job interviews, how can I drive a car with these tics, finding a girlfriend etc. anyone recommend some treatments or fixes?
Some countries have hotlines that you can speak to people about - foundations and charities and other online support groups as well often have ways to speak to one or more people about what you're experiencing but if you can find a good doctor (which can be a challenge no lie) they won't just help you figure out what is happening with you but also if they know their stuff they will give you holistic options for treatment and support in order to help you feel like you are managing your symptoms better and adapting accordingly. I wish you the best of luck healing and blessings truly - It is a tough journey and I have (and still am) on it too - Much love xo
Ive posted a video on how adhd meds affected my ocd if anyone is interested. It’s just my experience but I thought it might help someone who is going through similar things!
My symptoms and I am trying to get my parents to get me a diagnosis Adhd Ocd Tourette’s Autism Dyslexia Anxiety disorder Ptsd Social anxiety Insomnia Bipolar Add Depression
I was diagnosed with OCD in my late teens but finding out OCD was a symptom of ADD made so much sense to me looking back - Im now in my mid thirties - I wasnt diagnosed until 2019 with ADD but my symptoms were exponentially worse every time I experienced significant trauma - three years ago I developed motor tics and it only seems to be getting worse.... finding out ADD is considered a neurological condition was a revelation to me as I had already been diagnosed with another neurological condition (degenerative - CRPS) after a head on hit and run collision where they never found the guy who hit me. I am concerned the tics are going to get worse. I don't know if I should get the tics diagnosed as a separate disorder.. I have already been diagnosed formally with depression anxiety CRPS POTS SLE CPTSD OCD BDD and ADD and allergies\intolerances and its been 15 years on the medical merri-go-round - and two years after being diagnosed with ADD after hitting a threshold in 2018\2019 I still havent had any support or treatment around it and Im concerned that the medication that I was prescribed was not the right kind of medication...... help?
ur not alone. i was diagnosed and treated for ocd as a kid and its mostly managable in adulthood. i have the same shit! crps, other weird somatic symtpoms, tics. and i would say my ADHD/ADD is the root of everything. Even as a kid I would get intrusive thoughts and compulsions only because I was extremely lonely and isolated and neglected. My ADHD brain almost created OCD for entertainment if that makes sense. And now as an adult ADHD affects me greatly but OCD is almost gone. Weird right. We should form a group of people who psych comorbidities and chronic pain conditions and trauma who ahve been gaslit by doctors our whole lives. All these things are oubviously interelated but they try to treat them as seperate conditions
Max I'm E.g. at 22:30 you can see dates as new as 2016. I'm also pretty sure it's at least Windows 7, and judging by the date in the lower right corner, the video was probably made in 2017. … Which leaves me wondering why the audio quality still sounds like 2003 😅
I have ocd and adhd, some family has had ocd in the past, I’ve started to jerk my head and say a lot of things like whooo and inappropriate words or phrases, I’m only 13, I can’t control it, my family says I’m faking it because I’m young but I’ve been doing this for a long time and I’m afraid I have a tic disorder, I’m not sure what to do, I’ll tell my therapist, but my family doesn’t even believe in most mental illnesses, I’m not sure what to do.
social anxieties diagnosed. But i feel like having (o)cd, adhd, autism, went through nearly all kinds of depressions and i'm 21, male, and reflecting nearly all day long about me and my perception. I really wanna have friends again and this being-connected kind of feeling, but they aren't mandatory to life, i guess.
I need help and I don’t know what to do. I don’t have Tourette’s I took many tests when I was younger and I was never diagnosed. I don’t shout or blurt words to jaw clench,etc. But I do have motor tics. some say it’s because I get anxious and do it out of boredom. I just want to get rid of them 😫. they keep me up all night. but it’s weird. I’ll have a certain tic. and then it will go away. And I won’t tic for example a whole week or two. then a new one starts. I don’t get it. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME.
I havnt been diagnosed or seen a doctor but I get ‘motor tics’ and I’ve had them since I was 8 I have multiple fave tics and neck and head and shoulder tics growing up I was just told it was a shiver or a ‘ghost’ walking through me so I never thought much of it but from educating myself on the topic in staring to wonder if it is a tic disorder also I have dyslexia and discalcular and have spoken with a psychiatrist about anxiety etc and me and my freinds and my parents and people I meet all think it seems like I have adhd my mum also thinks I have mild ocd
I'm 36 live alone, i know I'm dyslexic and adhd and 99% sure i have ocd, i watched a video of girl with tortes and i noticed i do some of the same things, i can keep it under control in pubic i think, i noticed I do eyebrow movements, tapping and snapping in pubic. When i get home id start judging all my interactions i had with people of that day, and placing negative views in there place. When this happens i might randomly say "hey" or and put my hand up or roll my eyes, if i notice myself doing it, it only gets worst because a new voice is added saying "stopping it" or a hand jester suggesting stop. After seeing this video It s pretty much confirming to me i have this, it started ticking me off a little , no really it did.lol i realize i do the excited ticking and it feel good doing that. I also believe i may asd also because of my art and music skills i though myself along with me proffering to be alone. Its good and bad, im just trying not care what people think and just be mindful of. Its not always easy and sometimes i just want to be a big baby but i got to my love myself first always.
*I have had a motor tic all my life from birth to now and, I am 47 years old. It does not wax and wane. It occurs with the same frequency every day. It involves my arms and shoulders. As a result, I have always had muscular arms due to the tic. I hate it. I also have clinodactily, OCD, adult ADHD, double jointed fingers and an above average IQ (So they say, lol).What is wrong with me?*
You're a massive and profound soul bigger than the body computer can handle I think you might enjoy some of Mary Rodwell's work - she put forward this philosophy and it's changed my perspective on myself and the human condition in general
So I have adhd, autism, ocd, anxiety, depression, dyslexia and various CI also as I have got older I have having more tics I very much doubt its tourettets as most the time it will happen when I'm stressed or in high anxiety situations and been like this since I actually went into foster care many specialist said it's down to past trauma and something that can come along with adhd and autism my mains tics are like jolting my head back, eye roll, make a weird noise and alot/most my body tensing up at once. Its annoying and at the moment they are alot worse and I think it's because I'm gonna be starting collage soon, waiting gcse results and family issues. My ocd plays a small role where its more me controlling some say like hitting things the ocd basically says u need to grab/touch it now and so I do that thing or I will have intrusivethoughts that take over which can end in bad. Over the past few days I have been doing a program called NCS and 1 the other people who attend it has tics and let's just say its back and forth which can be funny but the other day we was working in a kitchen with knifes ect and for me I get stressed quickly and 1 my main ones will be hitting/grabing things especially hot or Sharp things and her tics was goin off which was triggering mine and so I had to not take much part in it or try hold them in but I could use the knife cuz I have before and I cut my hand and almost stabbed my class mate when I did food tech so u had both of us trying to do as much as possible without putting anyone in danger which yeah was a bit crazy honestly and it was chaos lol but we got through it but yeah my mam asks me constantly if I do something why I do it and I said idk but because of hate I try hide my tics almost by doing things that take people's attention from it and or they don't ask and just think I didn't take my meds so was hyper sometimes I would say this that would bring attention but my mates know we can laugh at it as long as I ain't harming my self or others if I do they know how to try help calm them and when to intervene.
And how normal do motor tics come along females with severe adhd? I used to have a lot of these a kid and have a dx of adhd and ocd. The ocd and my adhd are managed with psychopharmacology. If I stop all my ocd meds my adhd meds make my ocd spiral. And the stop of my adhd meds causes agitation and anxiety that implodes in feelings of extreme inner restlessness but inability to do anything but whatever my body want to do that moment. Meds and therapy skills training make a huge difference i hate the side effects long term. I now require more medication to manage the side effects. I will be trying TMS for symptom management S I also have depression from the medicated brain soup from all these meds in my neurological makeup since childhood. I’ve come off all meds a few times and I couldn’t do anything and felt suicidal. Things like getting out of bed , shower or care for myself were mammoth tasks and that wasn’t a thing prior to medication being introduced around age 9.. Pretty scary.
I have tics (the doctor isn't sure yet what causes them because it hasn't been long enough to tell), I think I have ADHD and I've been getting intrusive thoughts for over 4 years but I haven't developed any physical compulsions from them (could potentially be pure O OCD, a counsellor I spoke to said intrusive thoughts can also be a part of ADHD so I'm not sure)
So I've been wondering is it normal to tic right after a yawn I feel like tics are worse when I yawn I'll have a jolt of movement in my neck and then my arm shakes like how an old man does when he's angry at the sports channel
I roll my left shoulder and have to pop my sternum like every 5mins cause I focus on my heart or something like I'm going to have a heart attack and it makes it feel better. I also check my right side alot as if someone is there constantly. Ive been to the doctor and my heart is perfectly fine only 23yrs old. could that be a sign? I used to focus on my blinking and breathing alot, mainly just breathing and heartbeat now.
I need help, so when I was nine was the first time anything happened. I jerked my neck and I couldn’t stop, that continued all day, nobody asked and it then continued up until I was in fourth grade and then it stopped then months later continued again, then until I was in fifth grade it came back again out of no where, continued all day. Then didn’t happen again til i was 12 and I started making random sounds out of no where and then the neck jerking again, I have adhd and I just recently found out about adhd tics, but I’m confused.
Treating a disorder with prescription meth as a kid is just wrong!!! I had tourette's and ADHD and still do, but my parents knew that taking drugs that stimulate the dopaminergic system couldn't be good for brain development. Some things need to be prioritised over something as trivial and superficial as grades! Nobody even remembers even 80% of what they learn in high school! I know multiple kids in school who take these medications and the side effects/toxicity just aren't beneficial to them in the long run. College doesn't look at your elementary grade sheets. If you want to take adderall, wait till you are an adult!
I have suspected ADHD, I'm not entirely sure what this kinda "ticcing" thing is but when I am feeling more hyperactive I tend to make sudden movements with my body and arms like shudders or sometimes I just make weird movements, jump or shake my arms. It's not really voluntary but I can force myself not to do it but it's uncomfortable. I don't know why this happens and nobody seems to talk about it anywhere. Its been happening for a long time but only when I'm really happy or something. I really have no idea what it is
I think that they are tics. I'm autistic/ADHD. I don't have a diagnosis of a tic disorder but I have tics like this too and they're mostly involuntary but sometimes more like a compulsion that I can force myself not to do. It is different from stimming (I stim too).
@@matthewdonnellyglassworks6872 I'm sorry I just assumed it might be stimming because I also do the same thing and people have told me what I was do I g was stimming
@@reddeath7456 You might be right but they just feel different to me. Stimming for me is either soothing or stimulating. It helps to regulate my emotions and makes me feel calmer when i'm upset or over stimulated. It also helps when I feel undertimulated and restless. The tics don't have this type of affect.
My son 4 years eeg shows generalised epilepsy. And Adhd, tics happened only on nighttime while on sleeping. Please tell me treatment from India. Medication is now we are using that BREVARACETAM, AND METHYLE PHENEDATE HYDROCLORIDE. is it ok but not controlled sice 7 moths.
When I started junior high(6years ago) I started to get these head(or neck) julting from time to time and it continued to this present day but recently this past year it's been really constant (multiple times a day) and I started to constantly blink during these jultings and I'm not sure if It's because of my ADHD or something else
Being born this way haven't been funny, during my college days I got tired of taking the medications so I stopped. And my condition got worst. Which made me start looking for a permanent solution when Dr Iyhere's herbal medical page popped up. I took the dosages and followed the prescriptions. I haven't been this active and better in my life.
I haven't been diagnosed that i have ocd but i always did weird stuf like( closing the door always , touching subjects many times ex.....)since i was 5 i used to do weird sounds but i used to always try to control it and lately i am wisteling alot and hiting my head and shaking my hand and my head and doing wierd face expresion , somtimes i think i do it only if i think about it but i do it without even knowing ,my familly think that it is just a habbit i have but a habbit do not stay this much long i am 15 please tell me what to do(soory my english is bad)
Tiresome to hear about what disease is and how to medicate it without any mention as to etiology. I also tire of attributing disease to some mysterious genetic predisposition. How about looking at sunlight exposure, diet, toxin exposure and it's effect on gut flora that produce almost all of our neurotransmitters?
Due to the nature of my job I have been unable to try out alot of things, also I tend to be forgetful of things so I went to the hospital and I was asked to conduct some tests. When the doctors told me I had ADHD, and meeting Dr Iyhere after all these so called treatments, my life has been quite difficult.
Its a curse to have ocd as i had been suffering from this problem which led me to depression and sometimes i had negative thoughts leading me to suicide attempt.....than someone told me to take Ayurvedic medicine from Planet Ayurveda and that has helped me a lot both mentally as well as physically
My disorders right now: ADHD (my parents say no) I might have a skin picking disorder which is like OCD I guess but my psychiatrist asks me “how my OCD has been”, GAD, depression, insomnia, MAYBE RSD. There’s a “tic” that I do when I’m not cold or anything, it just happens but my whole body twitches, but it only happens once or twice a day, and I have another “tic” where I’ll repeat someone’s words or I will just say something completely off topic, such as someone is talking about “Splish splash, I was taking a bath.” I will randomly mention “Winn-Dixie”. I’ve had ADHD since pre-school and later got diagnosed with depression and GAD, and insomnia (which has been getting worse) I think I have a skin picking disorder because I pick at my bottom lip all the time without pausing, or I do the same thing with hangnails. I think I have RSD but I’m not completely sure. I know I do have ADHD with the following symptoms: - fidgeting - distracted - changes topics quickly - I can focus and unfocus my eyes on command (I can blur my vision on command) - Depression and anxiety are symptoms of ADHD - Forgetful (I will spend 30 minutes finding my glasses) - Fatigued - Loud and speaks fast (adhd: Disney FastPlay.) - loses important things such as, my phone, my therapy toy (adhd: my bear bear is my berry on top :3) - doesn’t follow directions very well - Random anger GAD symptoms: - Insomnia from worries thoughts - Worries often to the point I have a panic attack and or cry. - Fears of judgement - I will say one of my phobias: I have a phobia of bugs, I’m especially scared of ants and that’s because I feel like they will crawl up my legs and go inside of me. - Checks surroundings way too often. - Random anxiety episodes - Cries when yelled at. Depression Symptoms: - Frequently crying or tearing up - Questioning self-worth - I do look at buildings and look at the top of the building, imaging myself jumping off the building - Suicidal Thoughts - Fatigue - Uninterested in things I used to be interested in. - No motivation whatsoever (unless I’m fidgeting) - Insomnia Skin picking disorder: - Can’t stop picking at skin until it’s off - Gets angry or cries when I give up on it (Weird, right?) - Jdkejfjnsnkakcojej .> - I feel relieved once the skin is off
to the person who replied to my comment but deleted it: I was medically diagnosed with ADHD, so don't tell me that it has nothing to do with my eyes, I've mentioned other stuff about it, you don't have my medical records, therefore your assumptions aren't true because I have my medical records with proof that I have ADHD. (A.D.D)
Hi guys I am Maverick, my adhd symptoms, move hands randomly from left to right, look at any kind of light source with the left side of my vision, always itchy, struggling to sleep and keeping a conversation with the help of Dr Iyhere I have been sleeping and I can look at the light source directly now.
This video is not very informative, no description of potential causes such as hormone imbalance, poor nutrition, environmental, etc. Just a listing of symptoms which is useless.
aj and fancy 2.0 they don’t use the term ADD anymore, instead there’s just two (or i guess technically three?) subtypes of ADHD and most people are either the inattentive type or the combined hyperactive and inattentive type. i’ve heard of the primarily hyperactive type but i’m not sure it’s very common, i think that type is just from people who don’t realize they’re a combined type
If you watched the video, you should know that's redundant as they're both the same. ADHD covers ADD already. You can have ADD without having ADHD, but you can't have ADHD without having ADD. It's confusing af TBH though, haha.