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<blockquote data-quote="gcvmom" data-source="post: 281947" data-attributes="member: 3444"><p>The Daytrana no doubt affected his appetite before. You may be seeing a surge because the Abilify increased his appetite and his body is trying to make up for the lack of calories he's been taking in. Most boys that age go through growth spurts and DO eat a lot. I'd just watch him for a few weeks to see if it doesn't level out. If you make sure he's eating healthy and not a lot of junk food (not always easy), and he gets regular exercise, it probably won't be a problem. When difficult child 2 was on Abilify and a stimulant, they sort of balanced eachother out with regard to his appetite and he ate like a typical kid.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gcvmom, post: 281947, member: 3444"] The Daytrana no doubt affected his appetite before. You may be seeing a surge because the Abilify increased his appetite and his body is trying to make up for the lack of calories he's been taking in. Most boys that age go through growth spurts and DO eat a lot. I'd just watch him for a few weeks to see if it doesn't level out. If you make sure he's eating healthy and not a lot of junk food (not always easy), and he gets regular exercise, it probably won't be a problem. When difficult child 2 was on Abilify and a stimulant, they sort of balanced eachother out with regard to his appetite and he ate like a typical kid. [/QUOTE]
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