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My son hasn't been diagnosed with anything in particular yet but has multiple behavior issues and now, vocal tics. Currently it is a loud hiccup and he has missed several days of school. He just turned 6 and is in Kindergarten.
Hi. I've been down this road.

The behavior might be aspergers related, and the tics might indicate Tourettes.

Look into both of these and if you think they might fit, then you'l have to get him evaluated.

Take care, and write me anytime.
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