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<blockquote data-quote="whateveryousay2007" data-source="post: 130766" data-attributes="member: 4265"><p>I took difficult child to developmental pediatrician. to have his medications evaluated to confirm ADHD diagnosis along with Asperger's. (Make sure that it wasn't his Asperger's causing the short attention span....anyway adderall was making him mean)</p><p></p><p>With that being said he does have ADHD and the new medications seem to be working. But his report said that everything was normal with him except for the area labeled "nuerological".</p><p></p><p>It said that his "reflexes are mildly increased" and "mild tremor upon reaching". I know what both mean but has anyone else seen that before?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="whateveryousay2007, post: 130766, member: 4265"] I took difficult child to developmental pediatrician. to have his medications evaluated to confirm ADHD diagnosis along with Asperger's. (Make sure that it wasn't his Asperger's causing the short attention span....anyway adderall was making him mean) With that being said he does have ADHD and the new medications seem to be working. But his report said that everything was normal with him except for the area labeled "nuerological". It said that his "reflexes are mildly increased" and "mild tremor upon reaching". I know what both mean but has anyone else seen that before? [/QUOTE]
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