mY SON TAKES TWO ADDERDALL XR 20MG IN THE MORINGS
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this drug is usually well tolerated, but here are some of the possible side effects. loss of appetite, insomnia, weight loss, emotional lability, abdominal pain (stomachache) and depression.
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One pill twice each day.
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PUT CEREAL IN HIS BOTTLE TO FILL HIM UP. HE'LL OUTGROW IT. BE PATIENT
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I think, It depends on how many you have a day.\nHow bad it is.\nAnd u really need the meds. to go with if.\nI think you should get a hold of him tommorw.
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mmm What kind? If it was Weed mail it to me if it was Tabs mail it to me if it was Ecstasy pill mail them( just kidding) but if it was crack or meth you need to tell your parents especially if he used to be on them bad he may need some help. Seriously though if it was any kind of dirty drugs get him some help. Both my parents, my husband, the father of 2 of my children,and 3 of my sisters are on drugs and it is a very sad feeling. I did not know my husband was on them until we had gotten married and money was missing. I mean I still love him but I pray for him every night. I never did drugs but as you see my life is surrounded by it and I thought when I got married I was through being around it. So please get him some help and pray for him.
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Give him your password & tell him to check on you... The media is giving it a bad name... But I (36yo) have one so does my 11yr old & 13yo...    Make him one :)
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You don't mention your son's age or why he was given oxycodone.  It is highly addictive.  I would recommend that if your son is a minor, you take the bottle and hand them out to him as needed and by the directions on the bottle.
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my son is small in frame for his 19yrs. and he hates it so he went to the store..(Wall-Mart) and got some big giant jug of protien powder that taste like Bannanas and some vitamin energy bars...............and I promise 2 months later you can really tell a difference , He is also into working out and he still eats lot's of fruits and veggies. I don't think it's healthy for someone to overload on protien but and a bit extra maybe...
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Is your son's father selling it or using it? I assume he's selling it. (Probably using it, too, if he's selling.) You have to get away from him, if at all possible. This will ruin your life as well as his. Think of the example he is setting for your son. Do you want your son to grow up thinking this is okay? \n\nI doubt that anyone here will admit publicly to selling crack. So you probably won't get a direct answer here. But one thing is certain... the police probably know your son's father is selling. Do you think that all his customers are good at keeping secrets?? At least one of them will be busted and will break down and reveal his source. \n\nTake my advice. Get away from this guy and find a better role model for your child. But first make sure you have a child support order from the court. He should be providing money for your child every single month.
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Multiple meds are often prescribed for for ADHD and ODD.  If your son has ADHD you can drop the ADD, that's redundant.  ADHD is attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder and ADD is attention deficit without the hyperactivity element so he can't have both.\n\nThere are no interactions.  Did you think his prescriber would write for both without checking first?\n\nRitalin (methlyphenidate):\nCommon adverse reactions - nervousness, insomnia, headache, palpitations, tachycardia, exfoliative dermatitis.\nLess common adverse effects - tics, dizziness, pharyngitis, weight loss, cough, rash\nLife-threatening adverse effects - seizure, arrhythmias, thrombocytopenia & pupura, leukopenia, erythema multiforme\n\nDepakote (valproex sodium):\nCommon adverse effects - insomnia, nervousness, somnolence, tremor, headache, dizziness, diplopia, blurred vision, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, anorexia, alopecia, flu symptoms.\nLess common adverse effects - emotional upset, depression, pharyngitis, constipation, increased appetite, bruising, weight gain or loss, bronchitis, pruritis.\nLife-threatening adverse effects - pancreatitis, hemorrhage, bone marrow suppression, hepatotoxicity, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, hypersensitivity reactions, erythema multiforme.\n\nDon't let the less common and life-threatening reactions frighten you.  These are, well, less common and rare, respectively speaking.\n\nIf ever you have concerns about the medications that you or a family member have been prescribed, take it up with the prescribing physician.
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sure.....it depends on the dose, was he taking something else with it?  I am so sorry for your loss.\n\nhttp://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/rxdrugprofiles/drugs/klo1214.shtml\n\nthis is a good site for several drugs...
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I agree that he should not be drinking and taking meds at the same time deadly combination!!! Now for you and your son need to GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!!!!!!!! Your husband needs help the best way to get the right help for him is to have him admitted to a hospital so correct meds can be given and he can be monitored properly. UNDERSTAND YOU ARE IN DANGER AND SO IS YOUR SON UNFORTUNATELY YOU HUSBAND MAY HURT YOU OR CHILD OR BOTH TILL HE IS PROPERLY MEDICATED AND GETS PROPER COUNSELING
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yes my older brother dose
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Oh, I know! I'm almost 27 frigging years old and STILL have to chew up my pills. I recently had to start taking Prevacid for acid reflux disease and I have to open it up, put the medicine in a cup (which look like teeny tiny white marbles BTW), put it in my mouth, and drink water with it. Although I remember to give my daughter her meds every day... me on the other hand.... take three meds in the a.m. and two meds in the p.m., I cannot remember to take them for the life of me!
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nothing will happen to him,  its not like he was taking birth control pills or estrogen therapy pills .  vitamins or even prenatal and postnatal vitamins for women have higher doses of calcium and folic acid which men need as well.  so tell your brother that he will be ok.
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Call a doctor before u OD the kid -- Biaxin is really strong and powerful
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This is not right.  You need to take your son to see another doctor.  It is definitely not normal and there will be a reason for it.  Ignore the doctor you saw and take him to see someone else today.