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What is the name of a disorder in which an adults rock themselves from side to side?or before sleeping? |
What is the name of a disorder in which an adults rock themselves from side to side?or before sleeping? It's not Autism, you would be doing it all the time if it was. You just have a habit of rocking yourself to sleep...nothing wrong with that!!! Sweet Dreams autism its not autism coz i do it, im not sure what its called. it's not a disorder, but a symptom of several different disorders. or you could just be bored and restless. ask a doctor |
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