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Advice needed please

Jenlowe

Hi all, i am worried about my Five year old son and was hoping i could get some advice on what to do.

My sons dad, his step brother and sister both are diagnosed with ADHD and Autism.

My son is showing some signs but i dont know if it his just his age.

He has trouble getting dressed himself always ends up with something back to front or inside out no matter how many times you tell him, he wets his bed almost every night and often has accidents by not getting to the toilet in time. He get very worried bout things even things that odnt concern him.

His speech is quite good although he does tend to point and things and make noises rather than speak in some situations, he hates change in his routine, he interupts conversations even if you tell him to wait.

This is just some of the things, what do you think?

Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • Hi Jenlowe,

    It could be something or it could be nothing!  I think the real issue is that you, as his Mum, are worried which is completely understandable, particularly given the family history.  The only way that you will probably stop worrying is if you seek professional advice.  Unfortunately no one here is going to be able to give you the answer.  Are you worried about going to the GP with your concerns?  You have every right to go and say you would like a professional opinion. 

    Sorry I can't be more help but wish you the best of luck.

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  • Hi Jenlowe,

    It could be something or it could be nothing!  I think the real issue is that you, as his Mum, are worried which is completely understandable, particularly given the family history.  The only way that you will probably stop worrying is if you seek professional advice.  Unfortunately no one here is going to be able to give you the answer.  Are you worried about going to the GP with your concerns?  You have every right to go and say you would like a professional opinion. 

    Sorry I can't be more help but wish you the best of luck.

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