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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 517770" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>Yup. Could be all those things. That's the hard part. Only way to know is to work with the docs to switch. Also the seizures themselves could be adding ( auras or just some extra electrical activity setting him off ) or as u know ..autism itself is associated with behavior that can be triggered due to sensory stuff, not reading cues, transitions, processing problems ...on and on .... do you have a psychiatric who knows autism to help with home issues? Do you see patterns to the behavior? </p><p>What kinds of school therapies or home therapies do you receive?</p><p>Welcome. Im on my phone so hope this isn't too messed up LOL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 517770, member: 12886"] Yup. Could be all those things. That's the hard part. Only way to know is to work with the docs to switch. Also the seizures themselves could be adding ( auras or just some extra electrical activity setting him off ) or as u know ..autism itself is associated with behavior that can be triggered due to sensory stuff, not reading cues, transitions, processing problems ...on and on .... do you have a psychiatric who knows autism to help with home issues? Do you see patterns to the behavior? What kinds of school therapies or home therapies do you receive? Welcome. Im on my phone so hope this isn't too messed up LOL [/QUOTE]
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