What are the symptoms of vestibular dysfunction?

Vestibular dysfunction is a relatively serious disease that has a great impact on human health. Suffering from this disease will usually affect the patient's doctor. The cause of vestibular dysfunction is very complicated. It may be caused by disease, trauma or toxins. Suffering from this disease will generally cause patients to experience dizziness or blurred vision, and requires timely treatment.

Symptoms of Vestibular Disorders in Children

Hyperactive and restless. They are prone to falling when walking, spinning in circles and getting dizzy, and are not focused in class. Some of them like to make small movements, are naughty and willful, excited and active, clingy, and have poor self-control.

They are emotionally unstable, impulsive, picky, find it difficult to have fun with others, and find it difficult to share anything of their own with others. They also do not consider other people's opinions. Some children show delayed language development and difficulty in language expression.

What games can stimulate children's vestibular sense?

1. Rotational class. For example: a game in which children spin around in place. (If the child can't do it, parents can use a spinning top instead) Play the wooden horse or the crazy mouse and cave games in the children's park.

2. Shaking type. For example: when infants are young, they are good at using cradles to assume prone, supine, side-lying, head-upside-down and other positions to play games such as swings and hammocks, and they are often carried and held.

3.Balance type. Such as: walking on a balance beam, balance board, etc. Dads often let their children ride on their necks. Children exercise by walking along the edge.

4. Jumping type. For example: jumping and rolling on the trampoline more often.

5. Training of sense of speed, position, and distance, or practicing the Golden Rooster Stand

Special reminder: Excessively violent shaking and concussion may cause the baby's soft and delicate brain to hit the hard skull and damage the small blood vessels on the surface, causing intracranial hemorrhage and nerve damage. Especially for babies under one year old, their neck muscle control is relatively weak, and their heads are big and their bodies are small. If they are held at the shoulders or chests and suddenly shaken or thrown up violently, it is easy to cause damage to the brain tissue. Therefore, it is recommended that all expectant mothers and mothers of newborn babies should be gentle and slow when rocking their children, and be careful not to knock down walls, furniture, door frames, etc. Of course, the same meaning applies. Being gentle and slow does not mean that it does not need to be done. Parents must not give up on the baby and deprive the baby of the great opportunity to receive vestibular stimulation and develop a sense of balance.