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Old 04-15-2009, 11:20 AM #1
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Default Vyvanse, new symptoms?

My son has TS, OCD and ADHD. He is explosive and we're working on that using Dr. Greene's methods.

He was recently put on Vyvanse and now all of a sudden he is wandering away from our house because he says he has "an unsatisfyable need to explore". Well, we spent the night in a hotel last night and come to find out he wandered out of the room while we were sleeping and was walking around the hallway. He also snuck out on to the patio and was wandering around. The other night I found him standing in the living room, after he had slipped out of his bedroom window.

This is getting pretty scary in terms of safety and mental health.

He is currently taking Zoloft 100 mg, Seroquel 50 mg am and 25 mg pm and just started Vyvanse 20 mg (being upped to 40 mg today).

Any insight would be most appreciated. Please help!
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