Have the doc test him than send himvto a pediatric neurologist. There he'll get the full educational evaluation. My son had an auditory processing issue. He could not handle the cafeteria noise. Oit toov3 meeting to get permission for Alex to be in have lunch with the librarian

I am going to add another: celiac disease. R was diagnosed at 3 years. Here in Sweden there is an equivalent to wheat flour that is gluten free, which I use most of the time for cooking and baking. It is called dinkelmjöl. The closest I can Find in English is millet. I know that millet is a huge crop in the Midwest (SD, ND, MO, NE, IO) so it shouldn’t be hard to find. We need to do allergy testing again to see if more needs to be taken from his diet.

Stomach distress? Just had a digestive health doc tell me NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin, Alene) are the WORST thing to take with gastro issues. I spent a few days in hospital wishing I was dead I was in so much pain...gastritis. Ipren made it so much worse. Tylenol is better with this problem.

My son was just found out he also has adhd

Also, I have been really happy with this vitamin we are giving him- https://www.thorne.com/products/dp/children-s-b.... And we give a probiotic. The vitamin contains magnesium and zinc and some of the other minerals/vits mentioned above. There’s other vitamins out there that are sort of specially formulated for autism.