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- The study focused on children experiencing breath-holding spells to analyze their developmental features and health status.
- A total of 72 primary school children were evaluated using various clinical and psychological assessment tools, revealing significant health issues.
- Results indicated that nearly half of the children with breath-holding spells may develop further problems such as gastrointestinal issues, headaches, and anxiety disorders later on.
Article Abstract
Objective: The follow-up study of the developmental features of children suffering from breath-holding spells.
Material And Methods: Seventy-two primary school age children suffering from the breath-holding spells were examined. Somatic, neurological and autonomic status has been followed-up and children developmental features have been analyzed. The Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment (ASEBA) for children of 6-18 years old, Zakharov and Lavrentieva-Titarenko anxiety tests were used in the work in addition to clinical research methods.
Results: According to the data obtained, 47.2% of children with a history of breath-holding spells suffer from conditions such as somatoform dysfunction of the gastrointestinal tract, tension headache, vegetative and vascular dystonia, dissomnia, emotional lability syndrome.
Conclusion: The presence of breath-holding spells in children can be considered as a predictor of the autonomic dysfunction development, sleep disorders and anxiety disorders in future.
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- The study focused on children experiencing breath-holding spells to analyze their developmental features and health status.
- A total of 72 primary school children were evaluated using various clinical and psychological assessment tools, revealing significant health issues.
- Results indicated that nearly half of the children with breath-holding spells may develop further problems such as gastrointestinal issues, headaches, and anxiety disorders later on.
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