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Sickness

awetismblog
over 8 years ago
Hi, My 5 year old son has autism and when ever he's unwell in any way (and often even when he's not) he is sick too. I have read a few articles which say gastrointestinal problems can be common in children with autism. Has anyone else experienced this and if so, is there a way to help or prevent this? Thanks E
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  • over 8 years ago

    Bilious attacks develops into Migraine stomach develops into Irritable bowel syndrome.   In my case, a lifelong condition, and since the name keeps changing, I imagine the medics have no idea really.   Antispasmodic medication.   :-(  

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  • over 8 years ago

    Bilious attacks develops into Migraine stomach develops into Irritable bowel syndrome.   In my case, a lifelong condition, and since the name keeps changing, I imagine the medics have no idea really.   Antispasmodic medication.   :-(  

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