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Aspergers and Anxiety, is it possable to medicate?

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Marne · 23/04/2012 20:30

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Dd1 seems to have these times of deep depression and anxiety, they can last for a couple weeks, we have got through it before but its been hard work. She's been like this for a few days now, crying, worrying about everything and saying she has no happy thoughts Sad. I hate seeing her like this, i know it will probably pass but its such hard work as she doesn't listen to anything i say. I have just left her in bed sobbing and told her 'i will check on her in a bit', she then says 'i don't know how long a bit is', i say '10 minutes' she says 'i can't tell the time', i say 'i will be up soon' and she says 'whens soon' (you get the idea), i hate it when she's like this, it drives me nuts as she disagrees with everything and has to have the last word.

I know what has triggered it and the problem has been sorted but the anxiety and not being able to sleep continues Sad.

I'm starting to think she may need medication of some kind, is it possable for children to be medicated for anxiety?

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Triggles · 23/04/2012 20:45

I would contact either GP or CAMHS and see what they can do. I would think that yes, they could be medicated if need be.

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