Take your child to seek medical treatment. What information do you want to tell the doctor?
Hello everyone, I am Director Fu of the Department of Psychiatrics. This is a video for parents. The "2022 National Depression Blue Book" provides a set of data. The prevalence of teenage depression is 15%-20%; among the group of patients with depression, 50% are students in school, of which 41% have been off school due to depression.
For teenagers with depression, the family environment is the primary factor that causes them to fall into depression. 63% of student patients feel strictness, control, neglect, lack of care and domestic violence in their families. At the same time, academic pressure has also become a mountain that weighs on teenagers with depression. This data really made me shudder.
When parents take their children to seek medical treatment, these 5 information must be told to the doctor
First, is the first or the follow-up visit of the child. If it is a follow-up visit, you should tell us about the changes and feelings after taking the medication.
Second, the child’s feelings during this period, including changes in emotional thinking, etc.
Third, the child’s physical condition, including whether he has physical illness, mobility, etc.
Fourth, what is the interpersonal relationship between children?
Fifth, the child's sleep and diet.
6. Tell the doctor what you think is necessary. The parents I want to remind you here are not to ask your children for the so-called standards and starting line. Give your children more company. May all children in the world live healthy and healthy. Follow me and pay attention to mental and mental health.
