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My son 15 year old he is not good in stu
My son he is 15 year old class 9th,he is not good in studies and he shouting on every one ,stealing money, behavior is bad what is his problem we don't understand now days are becoming worse
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Hello, after knowing your problem seems to be suffering from conduct disorder.
Needs further evaluation and treatment. So consult online or offline.
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Start treatment as early as possible.
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Hello ma'am
These symptoms can be signs of a normal behaviour and also some childhood Psychiatric illness, detailed history is required for adequate diagnosis
And also if it any illness, there are various treatments available (medicines and counseling) for improvement in future and having a good and stable life ahead
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kindly consult online for further management
Dr Ankit Gupta Bilaspur Chhattisgarh
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Please get him for counseling to rule out these behavioral issues and help him get better
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Dr. Arpita Sharma
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4 yrs exp
Bangalore
These are behaviour disturbances in child which can be sign of stress and anxiety if they are new . Rather than becoming argumentative with your child, try to understand why is he behaving like it and it can be a learned behaviour to fulfill his demands.
Talk to him about his behaviour and try to understand the same.
Take help of psychiatrist to talk to him
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