Tics and Intuniv

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... in response to Shire's INTUNIV (Guanfacine) approved by the FDA for treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

Tics and Intuniv

Susan says:

November 13, 2009 at 1:36 PM

Are there any tics that go along with Intuniv, like are so prevalent with the stimulant ADHD Meds.? We began this new med. today, 11-13-09 and have tried 4 different meds. all had tics which was not good. This is such a hard situation for the child and the entire family. People who don`t live with or personally have a friend with ADHD don`t have a clue how streeful it is.And actually don`t fully understand or agree that it isn`t a "WILL" issue. Or just an unruley child. I know better. I am really hoping that Intuniv is the answer for my son who is 7 and such a sweet little guy, always aims to please.

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