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Ideas to stop no-stop talking
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<blockquote data-quote="Sara PA" data-source="post: 73841" data-attributes="member: 1498"><p>Rapid and excessive talking are considered to be symptoms of mania/hypomania. Is it worse since adding the Strattera? Gradually getting worse? Antidepressant induced mania/hypomania? Another tip off is the grandiosity -- he believes what he has to say is so important he can't not say it.</p><p></p><p>I suspect that a behavior plan won't work. If it is Strattera caused or fed, it's an uncontrollable compulsion. No matter how much he might <em>want</em> to stop, he won't be able to for any extended period of time....at least not until he crashes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sara PA, post: 73841, member: 1498"] Rapid and excessive talking are considered to be symptoms of mania/hypomania. Is it worse since adding the Strattera? Gradually getting worse? Antidepressant induced mania/hypomania? Another tip off is the grandiosity -- he believes what he has to say is so important he can't not say it. I suspect that a behavior plan won't work. If it is Strattera caused or fed, it's an uncontrollable compulsion. No matter how much he might [i]want[/i] to stop, he won't be able to for any extended period of time....at least not until he crashes. [/QUOTE]
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