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<blockquote data-quote="Sara PA" data-source="post: 160214" data-attributes="member: 1498"><p>MWM -- You mention your daughter pulled a knife while on an AD. Both my son and my nephew were overly interested, shall we say, in knives when they were on ADs. My son pulled a knife on me more than once, used a knife to cut himself more than once; my nephew use to play with a knife in his bedroom, putting little cut marks in everything. KarenB's son is taking an AD and to many of us it seems obvious he's having a bad reaction and <em>he</em> got in trouble with a knife. I wonder if this is a coincidence? </p><p></p><p>As for the Celexa/Lexapro connection -- Lexapro is the same chemical composition as Celexa but the parts are arranged differently. Lexapro is suppose to be "refined" Celexa and have fewer side effects. Nevertheless, like Celexa, it isn't approved for use by children or adolescents. The recommended dose of Lexapro is 10 mg; the recommended dose of Celexa is 40 mg. That makes it about 4 times stronger, mg for mg, than Celexa.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sara PA, post: 160214, member: 1498"] MWM -- You mention your daughter pulled a knife while on an AD. Both my son and my nephew were overly interested, shall we say, in knives when they were on ADs. My son pulled a knife on me more than once, used a knife to cut himself more than once; my nephew use to play with a knife in his bedroom, putting little cut marks in everything. KarenB's son is taking an AD and to many of us it seems obvious he's having a bad reaction and [I]he[/I] got in trouble with a knife. I wonder if this is a coincidence? As for the Celexa/Lexapro connection -- Lexapro is the same chemical composition as Celexa but the parts are arranged differently. Lexapro is suppose to be "refined" Celexa and have fewer side effects. Nevertheless, like Celexa, it isn't approved for use by children or adolescents. The recommended dose of Lexapro is 10 mg; the recommended dose of Celexa is 40 mg. That makes it about 4 times stronger, mg for mg, than Celexa. [/QUOTE]
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