Stereotypic Movement Disorder treatment in Mérida
Treatment for stereotypic movement disorder in Mérida is available with 862 specialists, from $50 MXN per consultation, in 529 clinics. Review profiles and ratings to make an informed decision.
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It is usually observed in childhood, when repetitive movements are noticed that draw the attention of the family or caregivers. Stereotypic movement disorder is characterized by repeated, rhythmic movements that appear to have no purpose, such as rocking, hand flapping, or tapping, which the person repeats involuntarily.
Common characteristics: The movements tend to appear during moments of concentration, excitement, or tiredness, and can vary in intensity.
When is it worth evaluating? When the movements interfere with daily activities, cause injuries, or generate concern in the family.
Which specialist treats it? The pediatrician and the psychologist are the ones who usually evaluate this condition and guide support. If you notice these behaviors persistently, discussing it during a visit allows you to receive appropriate guidance.
Which specialist to see for stereotypic movement disorder in Mérida?
Doctors who treat stereotypic movement disorder in Mérida
Dr. Jazmín Sosa Ávila
Dr. Dulima Ferrer Gutierrez
Dr. Lupita Interian Azcorra
Dr. Deborah Georgette Hernandez Bitar
Dr. Sofia Osorio
Dr. Raul Arceo Alonzo
Dr. Suemy Rodríguez Ruz
Dr. Estefanía Abigail Sabido Diaz
Dr. Aurora Vergara Rojas
Dr. Said Alexis Franco López
Dr. Frida Ochoa Mondragón
Dr. Myrna Edith Pérez García
Dr. Tomas Arturo Dzul Peniche
Dr. Guiriam Francisco Sosa Ontiveros
Dr. Javier Francisco Leal Ojeda
Dr. Wilmer Elderly Lara Uribe
Dr. Erika Gabriela Amaya Muñoz
Dr. José Luís Graniel Ortega
Dr. Camps Roberto Dr Greene
Dr. Bates Welina Peniche
Dr. Veronica Aguirre
Dr. René Buenfil Viera
Dr. María Elena González Álvarez
Dr. Virginia Alicia Aranda Cazares
Dr. Raul Sales Tello
Dr. Blanca Elena Basto M. De Alcocer
Dr. Fidencio Hernández
Dr. Sanchez Jorge Valladares
Dr. Rodrigo Vargas Méndez
Dr. Freddy Alberto Rodriguez Torres
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats stereotypic movement disorder?
The treatment of stereotypic movement disorder is usually handled by specialists in psychologist, pediatrician, pediatric neurologist, general practitioner, psychoanalyst, psychoanalyst, psychotherapist and psychologist, child psychiatrist, pediatric urologist.
How many doctors are available in Mérida?
We currently have 30 doctors who can treat stereotypic movement disorder in Mérida.