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Episodic Dyscontrol -Intermittent Explosive Behavior -Rage Attacks Neurology 7645 Wolf River Circle Germantown, TN 38138. (901) 572-3081 Fax: (901) 572-5090. Anger is common in children. They show their anger by pouting, back-talking, yelling or throwing temper tantrums. Fortunately, most children learn to control their tempers. But anger can be a serious problem for a child with ADD, Tourette's Syndrome Learning Disabilities, Oppositional Defiant Disorder or Depression. How can parents help? Intermittent Explosive Behavior (IEB), also called Episodic Dyscontrol Syndrome (EDS), Be consistent (every day the rules are the same). Write is a disorder that causes severe anger down three to five rules that the parents agree to (such as outbursts. The patient has a very low frustra- hitting, no cussing, or no drugs). Be firm but fair. tion tolerance.
Anger is common in children. They show their anger by pouting, back-talking, yelling or throwing temper tantrums. Fortunately, most children learn to control their tempers.
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