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Teenagers (13-18)
Teen symptoms are often misattributed to stress. Structured evidence and advocacy are essential.
Practical checklistsAge-specific guidanceAction-focused support
What To Focus On
- Watch for persistent fatigue, brain fog, mood changes, and neurological symptoms.
- Support teens to self-advocate and ask informed questions in appointments.
- Plan school and exam accommodations early when symptoms affect attendance or cognition.
Watch For
- Persistent fatigue despite rest
- Cognitive slowdown and concentration issues
- Mood changes with physical symptoms
- Neurological symptoms affecting daily life
Appointment Prep
- Support your teen to lead part of the consultation.
- Bring concise notes on symptom severity and impact.
- Request explicit timelines for reassessment and next steps.
Home & School Support
- Coordinate attendance plans and exam adjustments early.
- Validate symptoms while maintaining realistic routines.
- Encourage self-advocacy with structured notes and questions.
Quick Plan
Prioritise teen voice, evidence tracking, and early education support planning.