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Can I stop taking Auroxetine if I have attacks of aggression after taking it?
My son has been taking auroxetine for over a month and I have noticed that he has become very aggressive and no hunger, can I stop his treatment or can I stop it when we are after the visit to the child psychiatrist, because we have an appointment this Thursday.please advise me, we cannot cope with aggression in our son.
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Katarzyna Kosińska Pharmacist, Editor
2 months ago
The occurrence of adverse reactions may be an indication to discontinue the drug or reduce the dosage, but this decision should be made by the patient's treating physician. In the event of significant deterioration, consultation with a paediatrician/internist may be considered. During the tests, no clear symptoms of drug discontinuation were found, which would force a gradual reduction of the dose.
Auroxetine may cause attacks of aggression, including serious cases (physical assault, threats, etc.). The problem of emotional instability after the use of Auroxetin is more common in children than in adult patients.
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