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The doctor says my child needs medication, but I have heard it has side effects. How can I make the right decision?

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The doctor says my child needs medication, but I have heard it has side effects. How can I make the right decision?

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A proper and careful diagnosis must first be made. As with many common disorders like diabetes, a multi-modal approach is needed. There are other things to consider such as diet, guidance, and support groups. However, medication may be essential for ultimate resolution as long as the side effects are not detrimental to the child. Q. I stopped giving my child medication because it did not seem to be working. My child is still having the same problems in school. All children are different and it takes a while for the proper dosage to be determined. Talk with your physician about this.

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