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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 185308" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>It was recommended that I take difficult child into the pediatrician's office for a COMPLETE physical when we had neuropsychologist testing done. I told the pediatrician's office when I called to make an appointment that difficult child was having testing done and I'd like to get as much blood work, etc., checked as as I could. </p><p></p><p>Nothing was revealed from the pediatrician's check up, but I have noticed that my difficult child has his big problems right before a major growth spurt- it started about the time he turned 11 yo and has been consistent- once a year, the same time of year, 3 years in a row. The pediatrician didn't seem to make issue of this, but psychiatrist did find it interesting and took note of it. It stands to reason to me that hormones bouncing off the walls during puberty can coincide with a chemical imbalance like BiPolar (BP). After all, the typical moodiness for a kid in puberty multiplied by 100 would be what???</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 185308, member: 3699"] It was recommended that I take difficult child into the pediatrician's office for a COMPLETE physical when we had neuropsychologist testing done. I told the pediatrician's office when I called to make an appointment that difficult child was having testing done and I'd like to get as much blood work, etc., checked as as I could. Nothing was revealed from the pediatrician's check up, but I have noticed that my difficult child has his big problems right before a major growth spurt- it started about the time he turned 11 yo and has been consistent- once a year, the same time of year, 3 years in a row. The pediatrician didn't seem to make issue of this, but psychiatrist did find it interesting and took note of it. It stands to reason to me that hormones bouncing off the walls during puberty can coincide with a chemical imbalance like BiPolar (BP). After all, the typical moodiness for a kid in puberty multiplied by 100 would be what??? [/QUOTE]
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