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<blockquote data-quote="svengandhi" data-source="post: 408498" data-attributes="member: 3493"><p>When my son was about 15 or 16, we increased his Adderall dose and put him on the XR version. Within 2 days, my previously sweet and gentle, but incredibly distractible, child started cursing, throwing things and acting like a monster. When I caught him with his hands around his little brother's (8 1/2 years younger) throat, I flushed the XR down the toilet and put him back on his former dosage. He returned to normal.</p><p></p><p>The Ritalin could be doing it. Maybe put him in a psychiatric hospital and do a medication wash to get a baseline? Another possibiliity is he's drinking and/or using other drugs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="svengandhi, post: 408498, member: 3493"] When my son was about 15 or 16, we increased his Adderall dose and put him on the XR version. Within 2 days, my previously sweet and gentle, but incredibly distractible, child started cursing, throwing things and acting like a monster. When I caught him with his hands around his little brother's (8 1/2 years younger) throat, I flushed the XR down the toilet and put him back on his former dosage. He returned to normal. The Ritalin could be doing it. Maybe put him in a psychiatric hospital and do a medication wash to get a baseline? Another possibiliity is he's drinking and/or using other drugs. [/QUOTE]
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