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I have a 9 year old in my home that exhibits symptoms of sociopathic tendencies. I am very concerned and have had him seeing a MHMR for his problems for about 4 years now and is now getting worse all of a sudden. His psychiatrist said since he refused to take his medication anymore she will not prescribe him any.
A while back i was told i had adhd. i was going over in my head of all the symptoms i have. i was wonerding about these posssible symptoms ,are these adhd or not? 1. when i read i seem to read but it just go through my head and usally i got to reread a few times to remeber it. adhd or not? 2.when i go out and play pool i usally just take my shot right away not aiming for a long time if i try to aim my shoots get worse i try to see the shot but cant.adhd or not?
However, even with ADHD, his behavior needs to be modified. But you might want to look up the ADHD symptoms just in case. very good site here - http://www.help4adhd.org/en/about/what/WWK1
Finally, he apparently does need training in how to interact with kids. This means at parks he needs to be closely monitored and have immediate consequences when he hurts another child. Being curious, does he do these things when he is angry or just a part of normal play?
Hope this helps.
Your son may well display ADHD, but it is important to arrange a thorough evaluation and not rush too quickly to the diagnosis. The on-line surveys can be useful tools to see if a person might display symptoms typical of ADHD, but a thorough assessment will consider a child's medical history, family history, current functioning at home and in school, possible alternative explanations for the symptoms identified on the surveys, etc.
...may be ADHD....and of course now days they put them on meds. In my day they beat the **** out of them...we didn't know what ADHD was....!!
//www.medhelp.org/forums/ADD---ADHD/show/175 - I pretty much thought this was what was going on. Its kind of common. Its just so unfortunate that you have not had any help in understanding this. So many times the pill is seen as a magic fix...and while it really, really does help....there is still so much that needs to be done.
So what you need is information, lots of it. And, I don't want to give too much at once. Let me say this.
I hate to tell you this, but it sure sounds like pregnancy to me.
By the way, I have seen several studies that show that sleep apnea can produce ADHD like symptoms. In fact, there have been several posters on here that have had sleep apnea, been treated and their daytime behaviors definitely changed. Has anybody ever commented about you snoring or breathing loud at night? "Regardless of type, an individual with sleep apnea is rarely aware of having difficulty breathing, even upon awakening.
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He is angry, sneaky, rude, dishonest, but very smart and charming,
He has had a preliminary diagnosis including all of the following ODD, OCD, ADHD, Bi-Polar, Sensitivity Disorder, depression and anxiety. All being summed up under ADD and A mood Disorder. The school diagnosed him with "Aspergers Likely"??? Still trying to figure that out.
He is burning everyone out. His mother and I have divorced not say he was the cause but the stress in our household did not help.
In short, adhd symptoms. There was a reason why you started Vyvanse, and as you are now stopping it...those reasons are coming back.
If you have not done so....you need to read up on Ankylosis Sponilytis. It is a condition that will slowly get worse. And I am not sure that a muscle relaxer is recommended treatment. See - https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/ankylosing-spondylitis/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20354813 . And a muscle relaxer is certainly only short term treatment.
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