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Old 11-02-2007, 03:59 AM #1
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My boy was on Prozac for a number of years and was going mental pretty much all the time, attacking teachers, people etc. Last year went to Docs insisting on a change of meds. Risperdal (UK) changed him over night, you would not believe it.
I mentioned this on Healthboards a couple of times and only one person bothered replying. Perhaps some peeps prefer pity and sympathy than actual help..
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Prozac and other SSRI meds really can have a very bad effect on some kids. My son with Tourette was on Luvox for a while and it had a dramatically negative effect on his personality, moods etc and really didnt help the OCD he was rx it for
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