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<blockquote data-quote="LittleDudesMom" data-source="post: 379943" data-attributes="member: 805"><p>Let me try.....sounds like what they are saying is that when a child has adhd and has aggressive behavior with a history of stimulant use, this new study has shown that by careful purposeful changes in stimulant dosing, the aggressive behavior is improved when a stimulant is the only medication the child is taking. So removing other medications that may have been added to combat the aggressive behavior that might have been a side effect of the stimulant, and by carefully adjusting the dose of the stimulant, most children (especially boys) have shown positive results. That's where the "mono" and the "titration" come in. Mono meaning the child is on one medication, titration meaning to measure and adjust for a reaction.</p><p></p><p>Sharon</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LittleDudesMom, post: 379943, member: 805"] Let me try.....sounds like what they are saying is that when a child has adhd and has aggressive behavior with a history of stimulant use, this new study has shown that by careful purposeful changes in stimulant dosing, the aggressive behavior is improved when a stimulant is the only medication the child is taking. So removing other medications that may have been added to combat the aggressive behavior that might have been a side effect of the stimulant, and by carefully adjusting the dose of the stimulant, most children (especially boys) have shown positive results. That's where the "mono" and the "titration" come in. Mono meaning the child is on one medication, titration meaning to measure and adjust for a reaction. Sharon [/QUOTE]
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