The phrase "neurotransmitter disorders" refers to a set of hereditary disorders caused by abnormalities in the activities of neurotransmitters.
There are around 50 neurotransmitters that have been identified as connecting nerve cells.
Neurotransmitters are key chemical messengers that control brain, muscle, and organ functions through nerve cells.

Causes

NTDs are genetic illnesses, the majority of the time the reason is an
aberrant mutation in genetic materials associated with neurotransmitter
functioning.
They are also caused by improper synthesis (creation), metabolism
(growth and reproduction), and catabolism (breakdown) of any of the
neurotransmitters, which results in chemical reactions being out of
balance.

Symptoms

There are several signs and symptoms that must be noted as soon as possible-

NDT (neurodevelopmental therapy) and SI (sensory integration therapy) treatment approaches are utilised for the child's motor and sensory functioning development, and they include a variety of treatment tactics including play for rehabilitation.
Use of assistive devices such as orthoses for aberrant gait deviations, Fabrifoam prowraps (for body alignment), K-Taping, or motor kits for oral issues.
In addition to speech treatment, occupational therapy for speech, communication, and cognitive development is used. Visual rehabilitation for people with visual impairments.

Parents play a critical role in their child's overall development.
Early monitoring of signs and symptoms in the child is critical, as is consultation with doctors (Paediatric neuro physicians, ophthalmologists). Parental conduct with the child is also critical, as the youngster may have psychomotor issues.
Participation of parents in their child's overall development is critical since the child will require unique care and attention at home and in the school environment.