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Hello ma'am, sidozon contains resperidone which is generally prescribed for schizoprenia patients. Its not really suitable to give it to a autism kid. Its not a proper prescription. There are various other way through which autism can be treated. This tablet not only cause physical harm to your kid but also have serious mental side effects over long term. I suggest you to review your decision. However homeopathic medicines will really help treating autism and has proven to be successful. You hav...more

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
You can treat your child's symptoms of hyperactivity, inattention, and impulsivity without having a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder. Options to start with include getting your child into therapy, implementing a better diet and exercise plan, and modifying the home environment to minimize distractions.
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Kft is with in normal limits
slightly increase are due to drugs metabolism and type of food intake but not very significant
kindly consult if needed.

You should get his hearing tested in the first place.
Then further plan of action has to be worked out.

Dear lybrate-user,
congratulations for continuing your interest in making your life better. Ect is an option - not tried so far. But it is not a one time treatment. It has to be given under anesthesia, may be 6-12 times. Only few psychiatrists will have ect facility. Ketamine and rtms - very very few psychiatrist will have it. Ketamine will work if you are acutely suicidal. The effect lasts for lesser time than ect. Rtms may be given as outpatient since it does not need anesthesia. But the n...more

Dear lybrate-user
have hope. Every patient with adhd/autism does not always ned medication. Please visit an autism expert to see if psychotherapy can help your child or if medication will be required.
Take care.

You should meet a child psychiatrist if available in your city. And yes you can meet a doctor without your child for enquiries.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
By and large, flat feet in children do not require treatment and will usually develop arches by adolescence or early adulthood.
Children who go barefoot on varied terrain are more likely to have normal arch development, usually between the ages of 4 and 6.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Although there is no cure for rp, treatments are available for managing some aspects of its clinical manifestations. New treatments involving gene therapy, transplantation, and implanted electrical devices, are in active development.

this is not enough to declare yes sha have autism. you need a complete assessment by superspeialist.