My child has Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) and exhibits biting behaviour at school. Since he currently takes Risdone (Risperidone) drops at night, can we change his dosage timing to the morning to help keep him calm during school hours, and would sensory tools like a chewy tube or vibrating brush be helpful?

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My child has Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) and exhibits biting behaviour at school. Since he currently takes Risdone (Risperidone) drops at night, can we change his dosage timing to the morning to help keep him calm during school hours, and would sensory tools like a chewy tube or vibrating brush be helpful?

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My child has Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) and exhibits biting behaviour at school. Since he currently takes Risdone (Risperidone) drops at night, can we change his dosage timing to the morning to help keep him calm during school hours, and would sensory tools like a chewy tube or vibrating brush be helpful?

Asked by Male, 34 · 20 hours ago

Vikas Singh

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20 hours ago

Changing your child's Risdone (risperidone) dose to the morning might help manage school-time biting, but it can also cause daytime drowsiness. Please consult your supervising doctor before making any schedule changes to ensure it is done safely. Yes, sensory tools like chewy tubes or vibrating brushes are excellent, safe alternatives. They provide appropriate oral sensory input that can help redirect the urge to bite. Combining professional medical guidance with these sensory strategies is a very effective and supportive approach for your child.

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My child has Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) and exhibits biting behaviour at school. Since he currently takes Risdone (Risperidone) drops at night, can we change his dosage timing to the morning to help keep him calm during school hours, and would sensory tools like a chewy tube or vibrating brush be helpful?

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