Agitation
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Other symptoms or behaviors to look for with Agitation
When parents mention Agitation they also mention these other symptoms:
| Symptom | Frequency | Number of mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Angry behavior | Often | 2 mentions |
| Being irritable | Often | 1 mention |
| Coughing | Often | 1 mention |
| Difficulty with schoolwork | Often | 1 mention |
| Fatigue, tiredness, or lethargy | Often | 1 mention |
| Generally upset | Often | 1 mention |
| Irritability | Often | 1 mention |
| Low grades in school | Often | 1 mention |
| Shortness of breath | Often | 1 mention |
| Shortness of breath or trouble breathing | Often | 1 mention |
Percentage of kids with Agitation by year of age
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Care of Agitation
Less common approaches...
| Treatment | Rating | Discussion |
|---|---|---|
| 1Medication (prescription) | Very Positive4.5 of 5 | Read 2 comments |
| 2Therapy / Counseling | Very Positive4.5 of 5 | Read 2 comments |
| 3Medication (general) | Positive4.3 of 5 | Read 0 comments |
| 4Inhaler | Positive4 of 5 | Read 0 comments |
| 5Behavioral therapy | Neutral3 of 5 | Read 0 comments |
Discussion of Agitation
What was your approach to Agitation? What were the results?
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