Saturday, May 25, 2013

Complications in Diagnosis

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Due to the varying nature of ADHD, not all patients will have exactly the same symptoms.  Unfortunately, there is no blood test or brain imaging exam that can diagnose the condition.  Thus, ADHD is only diagnosed through a series of exams, many of which may be different from one evaluator to another.  Perceptions exist that ADHD is either overdiagnosed or may not exist at all.

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It seems that whenever someone tells you that they or their child have ADHD, there seems to almost always be an "and" which follows.   As in, "I have ADHD and Depression" or "My son has ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, and a learning disability.  It seems more unusual to just have ADHD and nothing else than it does to have multiple diagnoses…

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Merely Me, Health Guide, commented on The Child with Multiple Diagnoses I hear you.   I wish I could say your story is unusual but you know it is…

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Merely Me, Health Guide, posted How to Evaluate the Effectiveness of an… In my previous post I talked about how to assess your child’s…

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Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, commented on Vocal tics and muscle spasms Thank you for your post and welcome to ADHDCentral.com.   Tourettes syndrome is the…

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Merely Me, Health Guide, answered my 9 year old son and his behaviour Hi Mandy   It sounds like you have every reason to feel extremely frustrated…

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