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An_250738 posted:

Hi, I'm new here and what I'm looking for is help. My son was diagnosed with ADHD at age 4 and started medication at age 5. He's always had some issues with impulse control and impulsive aggression, but lately this has gotten much worse. His aggression has increased, both in frequency and severity. And he lashes out, at times, physically as well.

I just need some tips, or suggestions, or something to help me deal with this and manage the symptoms as it's obvious to me that he's miserable as well.

My son is a great, great, kid. And this is just as much out of his control as it is out of mine.

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:ADHD and agressionHi, I'm new here and what I'm looking for is help. My son was diagnosed with ADHD at age 4 and started medication at age 5. He's always had some issues with impulse control and impulsive aggression, but lately this has gotten much worse. His aggression has increased, both in frequency and severity. And he lashes out, at times, physically as well. <br /><br />I just need some tips, or suggestions, or something to help me deal with this and manage the symptoms as it's obvious to me that he's miserable as well. <br /><br />My son is a great, great, kid. And this is just as much out of his control as it is out of mine.

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