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While misophonia is a lifelong disorder with no cure, there are several options that have shown to be effective in managing it:
Tinnitus retraining therapy. In one course of treatment known as tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT), people are taught to better tolerate noise.
Cognitive behavioral therapy. ...
Counseling.
Explanation:
Explanation:
1. what ER is experiencing can be regarded as simple partial seizure. This is why, in this type of seizure she still maintained awareness. This kind of seizure can cause someone to act the way she did by staring into space and continuously repeating the same thing.
2. The assessments and diagnostics are:
- EEG test to see if there are changes in her brain activity, this test helps to diagnose brain conditions especially in people that suffer from seizures.
- other assessments and diagnostics are CT scan and MRI scan.
3. Her husband clearly thinks that all kinds o seizures are the same. because she did not fall fall or bite her tongue he doesn't think she had a seizure. He has to be educated to know that seizures are of different types and each of these types have different symptoms. He should know that people can lose consciousness in one type and not lose consciousness in the other, they may even be able to talk, and remember things during the attack.
4. If she is diagnosed to have seizures, I am going to teach her and her husband to manage the condition by;
- encouraging her on how necessary it is for her to always take her medications as the doctor prescribed.
- i would tell her to make sure that she avoids whatever can trigger stress, anxiety and emotional disorder.
- They should do away with sharp objects in the house during such episodes.
- Whenever symptoms present themselves, they should report immediately.
I think because so they can stay healthy for while
false you can transmit thrugh touching genitals
That statement is "false" since the cause is still sort of unknown. Scientists are still working on figuring out why the immune system incorrectly damages and destroys the insulin-producing beta cells from the pancreas, which is how the type 1 diabetes is developed. However, muted genes are surely not a cause.
Let me know if you need further info. :)
- Dotz
