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  1. And an auditory processing test. My son (10) has just done the TAPS test and has scored reasonably well on some tests and couldn't even do others. The NHS APD assessment is due to roll out over the next couple of years. See

     

    http://www.ihr.mrc.ac.uk/research/apd.php?page=apd_imap

     

    for info.

     

    Sue

     

    :o The audiologist at my dd's recent hearing test told us that there are no tests at present to determine auditory processing problems!!! Now not a happy bunny! :shame:

     

     

    A x

     

     


  2. Hi there. As a teaching assistant, what I get from this is that your girl Is learning and remembering some key words, there seems to be evidence that she may be looking to wall displays for inspiration when stuck(hindi)or that may be coincedence.

     

     

    I think that is meant to be hiding? I'm a bit rusty at reading phonetic spellings. I see letter reversals and poor formation....y for g for eg.

     

    (can't help laugh a little because I'm sure there's some welsh words in there! :lol::whistle: )

     

    Seriously though, I would want to speak to her teacher, without knowing your dd's difficulties and what her normal written work is like it's hard to comment, but there do appear to be some areas that at 8 yrs old I would be concerned about. Has she been assessed for dyslexia or dyspraxia for example? There might be evidence of not hearing phonemes in words too as it isn't easy to read phonetically too. Whether that's poor hearing, poor processing or not learnt her phonics fully yet is difficult to say with out assessing her. Definately go talk to the school and copy the work to show the paed though ;)

     

    A x


  3. Melatonin occurs naturally in the brain but some people don't make enough. If you took one you will probably have a good nights sleep :thumbs:

     

    That said it is great for getting my dd off to sleep but doesn't stop her waking a few hours later, this is quite common. But for many it works really well.

     

    Good luck,

     

    A x

     

    Oh, just to say that we mix the capsule contents into dd's juice, some people use yogurt, it might seem less frightening for your son that way?


  4. What a horrible position for you to be in! :(

     

    I do agree with the others though, you need to back Nick strongly on this. After all, if Steven continues to make false allegations he will find himself in trouble one day when the person he is accusing reports him to the police. This needs nipping in the bud and Steve has to realise how serious and unacceptable this behaviour is.

     

    Is Katie aware of these accusations because it could really cause problems with her feelings towards Nick if she percieves there to be a problem!

     

    Good luck, ((((hug))))

     

    A x


  5. Blimey, they emailed me again...very helpful company!

     

    Thank you for your email regarding Medised.

     

    There is currently only one product in the Medised range; Medised for Children, containing paracetamol and diphenhydramine.

     

    In the past there have been other Medised products available; Medised (original) and Medised Sugar & Colour Free, both of which contained paracetamol and promethazine.

     

    Medised Infant had the same formulation as the current Medised for children containing paracetamol and diphenhydramine.

     

    Thank you once again for taking the time to contact us

     

    A x


  6. According to Medised company it doesn't contain Promethazine

     

    Thank you for your email regarding Medised.

     

    Medised does not contain Promethazine. Should you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact Consumer Relations on FREEPHONE 0800 0742040 (Mon-Fri between 9 and 5).

     

    Thank you once again for taking the time to contact us.

     

    Hope that helps.

     

    And yes as it does contain paracetamol we use it very carefully!

     

    A x


  7. ahhhh I wonder if this clears it up...

     

    googles Medised and promthazine and found some old entries including a similar discussion on another forum in 2007... medised (entry dated 10th Aug)

     

    It seems that medised used to contain promethazine a few years ago but then changed to Diphenhydramine. :rolleyes:

     

    A x


  8. basically the same stuff though i ad look in bma in work,,,,promethazine,,,,,brand names- medised,night nurse,tyxilix nite time the list went on,,,,x

     

     

    The online BMA had no results for either but the British National Formulary has them as seperate drugs and products, the only link was they are both classed as sedating antihistimes.

     

    Perhaps you could put the BMA link up for us?

     

    Just concerned as people need to know the drugs in products if they are taking other drugs too. (I always have to check due to daughters epilepsy meds)

     

    A x


  9. aro,,phenergan is the main ingredient in medised which we use when he is ill,,and it does work for him and he is gone in bout an hour,,,what confuses me is the dose she has given him is 5ml,,but yet if he was havin medised he could have much more??? i will see what she says tmrw cos i dont want her to up the dose and he be awake even longer????? ohhhhhhhh noooooooooooo,,,,,, x

     

     

    Medised = Diphenhydramine

     

    Phenergan = promethazine

     

    Benadryl is the same as medised.

     

    A x


  10. Actually phenergan frightens me a bit as there is a slight chance of respitory failure :blink: however in desperation we have tried it and I have to say it seemed to make my dd more hyper too. Not bothered again!

     

    We use melatonin and on week nights medised if she wakes which takes about an hour to work. However we find that if we use it a few nights in a row it ceases to work. Very careful management and still a lot of broken nights unfortunately :(

     

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