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ADHD/ADD and ITP med precautions??

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14 years 7 months ago #259 by lamonica
ADHD/ADD and ITP med precautions?? was created by lamonica
My son was just tested by the public school district for learning issues. They feel that he has a processing issue and I should speak with my pediatrician about possibly using meds to help him focus. I have been assured he does not have the "hyper active" ADHD, but possibly the inattentive ADD. Does anyone know if there are meds that are contraindicated w/platelet issues? Thanks in advance for any insights/information! ~LaMonica
Mom to Camden-9yrs diagnosed 6/09

LaMonica
Mom to Camden (13yrs) diagnosed 6/09

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14 years 7 months ago #303 by Bunnie
Replied by Bunnie on topic Re: ADHD/ADD and ITP med precautions??
I don't know about the drugs and contraindications. One of my nephews was diagnosed as ADD and took them for a while. My sister found a natural practitioner who does a body scan that is based on the technology that NASA uses. She swears that when he read the scan back to her that he knew things about her boys (youngest has asthma) and their behavior that he couldn't possibly have known. He said that the older one didn't have ADD, that his body had never flushed the mercury from his childhood innoculations. Both boys were put on some natural drops and both improved...

I'm naturally skeptical about a lot of "natural" since there is no real regulation and quality control on a lot of the remedies and no real guidelines on proper dosing. However, this seemed to really work for the boys.

"I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, but most of them have never happened.\" — Mark Twain\\\\\\"Worry is a misuse of the imagination.\" — Dan Zadra

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