The PaillSpectrum Syndrome
Dr Xxxxx: Paill Spectrum affects anybody at any stage of life.
The symptoms and signs have different clinical "presentations" at different ages.
Mood & Behaviour Issues are common
Any child over about five years old can display the full syndrome, including the painful areas.
The pain symptoms become more common with advancing age. Pain symptoms are very common in middle-aged adults.
The challenge is to diagnose the symptom cluster early and to prevent progressive worsening of the symptoms.
Failure to identify affected children results in a very poor outlook for the affected children.
Learning disabilities, school failure, and social complications are common long-term difficulties experienced by these adolescents.
Adolescent
Dr Xxxxx: Paill Spectrum Mood changes are a common problem in young adults.
This is usually interpreted as being a typical teenager.
The behavioural problems are obvious.
The behaviour changes with PaillSpectrum treatment: With both
Nutritional &
Antibiotic therapy
Treatment causes dramatic changes.
Children
Dr Xxxxx:Paill Spectrum Childhood symptoms can be very difficult to find:
Behaviour changes are common:
Anger,
Irritability, and
Impulsiveness
Sweaty hands appear early: even in babies
Beware the child who sleeps very well and is no trouble
Other descriptions:
Clumsy child
Learning difficulties
Dyslexia
Memory Problems
Many of these rely on parental or adult carer experience to see the “differences”
A mother who thinks there is something wrong with her child must always be taken seriously
Other descriptions of Paill Spectrum in Childhood:
Can’t sit still
Sleep disturbances including sleep volition disturbances: speaking and walking
Easy Bruising
Sore legs at night, bad enough to make kids cry.
Acutely Ill
Flat face: the kid is not really there and not speaking, no smile
Common
Dr Xxxxx: The mood / temper group is the most common
Paill Spectrum presentation. It occurs at any age:
Children,
Adults, or
The aged.
Mood / Temper Group
Dr Xxxxx:
Anger, Irritability, Snappiness, May be violent Attacks of Jitters & Panics: often very brief
Memory getting Worse:
Phone numbers,
Lost going home,
Lost in shopping centres,
Using diaries to remember things.
Don’t Feel Well
I don’t think I am depressed
Range of Behaviours
Dr Xxxxx:
Severe: Road Rage
Ordinary:
Register Rage
Trolley rage.
Argumentative teenagers
Spouses arguing
Cranky old people
All describe a mood “flare” and are unable to stop the “rise” of the flare.
Dr Xxxxx: Paill Spectrum
Changes people’s behaviour
Causes relationship problems
Causes legal problems
Causes Violence problems
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