If your child has:

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•  irritability

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• memory loss

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• attention deficit

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• hyperactivity

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• insomnia

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• problems with learning and remembering

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• headaches

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• emotional instability

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• fatigue

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• distraction

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• low mood up to depression

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• profuse salivation

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• anxiety

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• fears

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• lethargy

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• apathy

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• nervousness

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• aggressiveness

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• psychosis

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• memory losses

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• shyness (startle)

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• hallucinations

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• mental retardation

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• delayed speech development

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• incoordination (wobbly gait)

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• the child often fights

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• the child is addicted to alcohol, tobacco or drugs during adolescence

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• child has nightmares

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• bouts of sadness and anxiety

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• conflicts with classmates and teachers

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• underachievement

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• sudden dizziness

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• causeless bruising

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• epilepsy

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• distortions of thought processes and emotional reactions by the type of schizophrenia (or already diagnosed with schizophrenia)

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• incipient strabismus

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