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difficult child having hallucinations again...
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<blockquote data-quote="butterflydreams" data-source="post: 196061"><p>Susiestar, DDVAP is a medication for controlling the bladder, my understanding is that it will decrease the amount of urine produced at night.</p><p></p><p>Smallworld and Midwest Mom, I will ask about the Prozac. I didn't think about that, because he was on Prozac the last time too (same dosage). Then was taken off of it when he was placed on Abilify. When he was acute last time, the psychiatrist (I didn't like her - thank goodness she isn't his psychiatrist now) told me "do you know what Abilify is for, your son is not psychotic" uh, duh he was taking medicine to prevent it. Anyway, when we returned to the other psychiatrist he didn't want to immediately change the medications because of the changing back and forth. He said leave things as they are for now until we have to make a change.</p><p></p><p>I really like the psychiatrist who is in charge in the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) and difficult child's regular psychiatrist is familiar with him and likes him too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="butterflydreams, post: 196061"] Susiestar, DDVAP is a medication for controlling the bladder, my understanding is that it will decrease the amount of urine produced at night. Smallworld and Midwest Mom, I will ask about the Prozac. I didn't think about that, because he was on Prozac the last time too (same dosage). Then was taken off of it when he was placed on Abilify. When he was acute last time, the psychiatrist (I didn't like her - thank goodness she isn't his psychiatrist now) told me "do you know what Abilify is for, your son is not psychotic" uh, duh he was taking medicine to prevent it. Anyway, when we returned to the other psychiatrist he didn't want to immediately change the medications because of the changing back and forth. He said leave things as they are for now until we have to make a change. I really like the psychiatrist who is in charge in the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) and difficult child's regular psychiatrist is familiar with him and likes him too. [/QUOTE]
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