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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 294760" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>I think the pdr (pediatrician? primary doctor? we use psychiatrist for child and adolescent psychiatrist) doesn't know some of the scary truths about drug testing. I have chronic pain and it is only bearable with heavy duty narcotics. My pain doctor does not even LOOK at drug testing results done in hospitals or done by docs and processed in labs that test for all sorts of things. He ONLY uses drug test performed by a company that ONLY does them. They do a primary test for certain things. then they run a series of tests to verify the primary test results. The lab ONLY does drug tests. I would NOT trust a drug test done by anyone other than one of these special laboratories. (I had a seizure reaction to some medications I was on. I was taken to the hospital where they did a rapid test for drugs. It came back positive for meth. I have NEVER touched that or any illegal drug. I was taking phenergan before the seizures and the phenergan is what caused the test to pop positive for meth. After I caem out of it, and they spoke with me they said that the results were clearly wrong, but some of the staff still treated me like a total jerk and awful mother.</p><p></p><p>I don't know of any test that can cover everything for the last 3 weeks. Some medications are quick in, quick out medications. They take effect immediately wear off and out of the body just as fast.</p><p></p><p>I do think you need a consult on the brain injury. Not sure why the doctor doesn't send you to a specialist, but he should see a pediatric neurologist as soon as possible. Time lost is brain lost in many situations (at least that is what the pediatrician neuro tells me), so wait and see may not be the best idea. </p><p></p><p>Gentle hugs, and follow your instincts. They won't fail you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 294760, member: 1233"] I think the pdr (pediatrician? primary doctor? we use psychiatrist for child and adolescent psychiatrist) doesn't know some of the scary truths about drug testing. I have chronic pain and it is only bearable with heavy duty narcotics. My pain doctor does not even LOOK at drug testing results done in hospitals or done by docs and processed in labs that test for all sorts of things. He ONLY uses drug test performed by a company that ONLY does them. They do a primary test for certain things. then they run a series of tests to verify the primary test results. The lab ONLY does drug tests. I would NOT trust a drug test done by anyone other than one of these special laboratories. (I had a seizure reaction to some medications I was on. I was taken to the hospital where they did a rapid test for drugs. It came back positive for meth. I have NEVER touched that or any illegal drug. I was taking phenergan before the seizures and the phenergan is what caused the test to pop positive for meth. After I caem out of it, and they spoke with me they said that the results were clearly wrong, but some of the staff still treated me like a total jerk and awful mother. I don't know of any test that can cover everything for the last 3 weeks. Some medications are quick in, quick out medications. They take effect immediately wear off and out of the body just as fast. I do think you need a consult on the brain injury. Not sure why the doctor doesn't send you to a specialist, but he should see a pediatric neurologist as soon as possible. Time lost is brain lost in many situations (at least that is what the pediatrician neuro tells me), so wait and see may not be the best idea. Gentle hugs, and follow your instincts. They won't fail you. [/QUOTE]
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