Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Sensitive question
Is there a technical or medical term for hand and arm gestures such as moving one's hands in front of face during conversations etc?
I cant find a youtube video to show an example. I see it when I notice someone in a wheel chair with (assume) developmental disability. He may have his head turned to the side and arms moving in front of him in an aqward way. I dont know how to explain it. Not something you would ask.
I was talking to my friend who mentioned I have something similar. My doctor said it wasnt psychological (I see him for seizures) and therapy wouldnt help unless Im distressed over it. I read up on epilepsy post-surgery related behaviors with people with epilepsy. Literally 90% of the personality traits I have. Its so weird, I laughed.
Its affecting my social life and probably employment too. Hard to meet people and make new friends unless they have patience to get to know me beyond the exteral stuff.
Is there a medical term for those types of behaviors maybe associated with developmental disability, maybe multiple sclerosis (I knew a friend who has it), or?
Is there a technical or medical term for hand and arm gestures such as moving one's hands in front of face during conversations etc?
I cant find a youtube video to show an example. I see it when I notice someone in a wheel chair with (assume) developmental disability. He may have his head turned to the side and arms moving in front of him in an aqward way. I dont know how to explain it. Not something you would ask.
I was talking to my friend who mentioned I have something similar. My doctor said it wasnt psychological (I see him for seizures) and therapy wouldnt help unless Im distressed over it. I read up on epilepsy post-surgery related behaviors with people with epilepsy. Literally 90% of the personality traits I have. Its so weird, I laughed.
Its affecting my social life and probably employment too. Hard to meet people and make new friends unless they have patience to get to know me beyond the exteral stuff.
Is there a medical term for those types of behaviors maybe associated with developmental disability, maybe multiple sclerosis (I knew a friend who has it), or?