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Old 08-24-2007, 02:29 PM #1
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Default Son with Tourette's
Hi all! Glad to have found a place that I can go to talk with others who are dealing with similiar situations.
My son in 9yo and has been having tics for about 5 years now. He is on zoloft, strattera, tenex, omega 3. We have not tried antipsychotic/neuroleptic due to fear of side effects. I was doing some research and came across information about botox for vocal tics and was wondering if anyone here had any knowledge about botox for tics.
Thanks for being here!!!
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