Talk to pediatrician: It sounds important enough, causing distress and insomnia.
Answered 1/11/2015
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Call his pediatrician: These could be signs of early schizophrenia
Answered 1/11/2015
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It is atypical. See : his pediatrician for referral to a child psychiatrist & a child psychologist for evaluation & treatment. DO NOT question him; let mental health professionals differentiate obsessions from hallucinations & anxiety from psychosis. Take in a written history of onset, frequency & duration of his symptoms, relation to your Colo-rectal cancer surgery & a 3- generation family mental health history.
Answered 5/1/2016
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Child's sleep distur: Is there a possibility that your child experienced some trauma? Not necessarily abuse, but if the symptoms started in a short period of time, something may have happened. I wouldn't assume anything but if you take your son to a Psychologist expert in treating children, they can do a complete assessment and see if both therapy and possibly medication may help. Recommend no delay, the sooner the bet
Answered 7/15/2015
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