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<blockquote data-quote="Copabanana" data-source="post: 751626" data-attributes="member: 18958"><p>I suggest strongly you take him to be diagnosed by professionals such as a pediatric neurologist, pediatric neuropsychologist, etc. Nobody can diagnose their own family reliably with specificity. We're too close to the situation. You will find a good pediatric team at either a Regional Children's Hospital or a University Medical Center.</p><p></p><p>I agree with Busy. A difficult birth is traumatic for a baby and that trauma stays until it is resolved by treatment. There are doctors and treatment programs that work with prenatal, birth and early trauma. I also agree with Busy about the possibility of something neurological. I have heard of children having mini seizures that give rise to episodic rage. I tell you this not because I know anything about any of this. I tell you this to urge you to bring your child to qualified professional clinical specialists.</p><p></p><p>And, finally, I agree with Busy that the internet is no place to get more than casual, anecdotal help and support about our common experience. There is all kind of wacky stuff on the internet. Pandas is VERY controversial. So is the anti- Vaccine point of view. While an anti-inflammation diet seems healthy, by focusing upon these fads, you may overlook a serious, treatable condition that is affecting your child. Why would you want to do that?</p><p></p><p>Degrees in psychology or neurology do not equip one, in my opinion to diagnose one's child. Nor do people on the internet. We have compassion. We may know a little bit about some things. But we can't diagnose. We don't know your child. And nobody could know what's going on without knowing your child and your family. I would be greatly suspicious of anybody who represented themselves with the capacity to do so.</p><p></p><p>Welcome to you. I hope I have not offended. As are you, I am concerned for your child.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Copabanana, post: 751626, member: 18958"] I suggest strongly you take him to be diagnosed by professionals such as a pediatric neurologist, pediatric neuropsychologist, etc. Nobody can diagnose their own family reliably with specificity. We're too close to the situation. You will find a good pediatric team at either a Regional Children's Hospital or a University Medical Center. I agree with Busy. A difficult birth is traumatic for a baby and that trauma stays until it is resolved by treatment. There are doctors and treatment programs that work with prenatal, birth and early trauma. I also agree with Busy about the possibility of something neurological. I have heard of children having mini seizures that give rise to episodic rage. I tell you this not because I know anything about any of this. I tell you this to urge you to bring your child to qualified professional clinical specialists. And, finally, I agree with Busy that the internet is no place to get more than casual, anecdotal help and support about our common experience. There is all kind of wacky stuff on the internet. Pandas is VERY controversial. So is the anti- Vaccine point of view. While an anti-inflammation diet seems healthy, by focusing upon these fads, you may overlook a serious, treatable condition that is affecting your child. Why would you want to do that? Degrees in psychology or neurology do not equip one, in my opinion to diagnose one's child. Nor do people on the internet. We have compassion. We may know a little bit about some things. But we can't diagnose. We don't know your child. And nobody could know what's going on without knowing your child and your family. I would be greatly suspicious of anybody who represented themselves with the capacity to do so. Welcome to you. I hope I have not offended. As are you, I am concerned for your child. [/QUOTE]
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