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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 158262" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>I can't remember if depakote had been started just before or just after the eeg- I need to check my records.</p><p></p><p>Now that you bring up neurology- difficult child told psychiatrist a couple of months ago that he felt like he was have short seizures because he was having quick involuntary movements of arms or legs periodically. Lithobid had just been increased due to raging coming back. psychiatrist took difficult child's report to mean a reaction to that dose of lithobid, not seizure activity. This is why the lithobid was lowered back and an AP added. Whe the first AP wasn't working so well, the lithobid went back up and the AP switched.</p><p></p><p>since he has bee monkeying around with the lithobid, will the thyroid test results be accurate?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 158262, member: 3699"] I can't remember if depakote had been started just before or just after the eeg- I need to check my records. Now that you bring up neurology- difficult child told psychiatrist a couple of months ago that he felt like he was have short seizures because he was having quick involuntary movements of arms or legs periodically. Lithobid had just been increased due to raging coming back. psychiatrist took difficult child's report to mean a reaction to that dose of lithobid, not seizure activity. This is why the lithobid was lowered back and an AP added. Whe the first AP wasn't working so well, the lithobid went back up and the AP switched. since he has bee monkeying around with the lithobid, will the thyroid test results be accurate? [/QUOTE]
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