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My daughter is on abilifyAbilify Abilify discmelt and recently they raised the mgs. However, I find that it is making her worst. Her behavior at home and at schoolPreschooler development Preschooler test Preschooler test or procedure preparation School age child development School age test or procedure preparation School-age children development is worst than when she was on a lower dose. She was diagnosed with PDD (NOS) and while it took many psychologists, 3 psychiatrists and many different exams to confirm this, I have some doubts. When she behaves, she truly looks and acts very normalNormal saline flush, but following a directive no matter who gives it to her is very hard for her to accept. She does not like to be told what to do unless it's something she wants to do. She can't focus, it's hard for her to do homework and we are at our wits. What other medicines or treatment is out there for a 7 year-old that has been on every kind of medicine that is out there. She's also had services at home, has been at a children's hospital for observation (as an out patient) for 3 weeks, but nothing ever came out of this. As parents, we are doing everything humanly possible to help her, we love her dearly and don't want anything to happen to her. Her bio father died as a result of not getting the programs and services he so deserved and we don't want our daughter to go in the same direction....what options are available for us...or what other medicines will help? Thanks....