Rocking back and forth

I have seen there are many who rock back and forth.im one of them.i also have a habit of humming songs made up by me along with rocking.this is irritating for all.but i cannot control.i can sit still but it doesnt let me focus on anything.if i have to study properly than i have to rock properly..haha.please help what can i do to stop this.is there any treatment.i know its habit but still if any help i will appreciate.it is ruining my life as nobody will live with me in my room.
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  • Dreamsao

    People on here are idiots. So I get voted down because I know more about my own disorder than you people do? He DOES NOT have ADHD. I don't care if I get thumbed down because the judges are absolute retards. He might have ADHD and something else but the ADHD is not causing him to do this. I've been diagnoses since I was 9 and I'm still on Vyvanse today. Stop thumbing down every comment that makes sense. You know nothing but claim to know everything.

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  • you_go_glen_coco

    1, 2, 3 o' clock, 4 o' clock, rock
    5, 6, 7 o' clock, 8 o' clock, rock
    9, 10, 11 o' clock, 12 o' clock, rock
    You're gonna rock around the clock

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  • wigz

    My daughter does this and her paternal grandmother did as a child and still does occasionally but it's very toned down. As far as we all know, there is nothing wrong with them but...the first comment mentioned ADHD, and there could be concern there. My husband (her dad) was diagnosed ADHD as a child. If you are female, it might be more of a concern since females go undiagnosed more often because their symptoms tend to be less severe/less disruptive/less destructive. Since it's impacting your life, get with a psychiatrist to get to the bottom of it.

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    • Dreamsao

      I have ADHD. Trust me. This is not ADHD. Did you try to talk to him? His reading comprehension skills are also lacking. Normally people with ADHD read and comprehend just fine.

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  • Jayemen

    It's an anxiety thing. My ex-wife did it as a kid, and into adulthood. Would sit on the bed with a pillow or something, and rock back and forth. Was the rare occasion I felt sad for her and could offer little, if any, help. Basically, her mother really twisted her brain growing up, and she never recovered.

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  • RoseIsabella

    https://youtu.be/xFvAmY3kkO0

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  • Tobyrh

    I'm no expert but you might have ADHD? I don't know. The best thing to do is to go to a doctor and ask there for help.

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    • indai

      Thank you for sharing your views. I will look upon ADHD.

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    • Dreamsao

      I have ADHD. OP sounds like they have a more serious condition. Maybe OCD.

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      • indai

        Hey dreamsao..thank you for your concern.please tell if you have been treated for ADHD or not.is there any treatment for it.

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        • Dreamsao

          Yes. It never goes away though and most people take either ritalin, adderall, vyvanse or concerta for it. Plus therapy. But I don't think you have it tbh. I have it so I think I know what it looks like.

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          • indai

            Do you also rock back and forth or you have other symptoms of ADHD.if u also rock back and forth then please tell how it can be stopped.

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            • Dreamsao

              No I don't. Do you speak English? You don't have ADHD. Something else is wrong with you.

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      • Tobyrh

        Oh could be. Hope he sees a doctor for it so he can figure out what it is.

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