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MJIthewriter Female, 25 years MN Member since Dec 2007
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This is an important issue. Your child is one of the many children who suffer from Tourette's syndrome with co-existing conditions such as attention deficit disorder and seizures.
There have been debates for ages about what could possibly be a common cause. No one has ever been able to give a satisfactory explanation. A recent researcher (Grimaldi) has hypothesized that Magnesium deficiency ma play a central role in all the three diseases. According to him, Magnesium deficiency leads to the many biochemical effects and changes in substance P and vitamin B6 functions.
The current knowledge allows us to treat the three conditions separately. But this does not prevent us from treating them effectively.
Is your child's ADD affecting his academic performance? And are the seizures controlled?
I would appreciate if you can write the symptoms.
Regards