With millions of U.S.children on psychiatric drugs it is imperative that families know that many of these drugs are known to result in suicidal ideation.
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Showing posts with label Side Effects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Side Effects. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 2, 2017
BOYS, YOUNG MEN REPORT RISPERDAL BREAST GROWTH FROM POPULAR PSYCHIATRIC DRUG
Thousands of boys and young men across the country have been plagued with a devastating side effect from a drug that has caused them to develop breasts like those of a female.
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More >> BOYS, YOUNG MEN REPORT RISPERDAL BREAST GROWTH FROM POPULAR PSYCHIATRIC DRUG
Monday, June 13, 2011
ADHD Drug Side Effects- Looking At The Valid And Safer Alternatives.
by Robert William Locke
There is a lot of concern nowadays about ADHD drug side effects. This is because they are powerful mind altering drugs and their effects on the child's whole development is causing a lot of worry and angst. Others say that only about 30% of children on these drugs cannot stand the side effects but that seems to be a very high percentage to me.
Over 5 million children in the USA and about 20 million kids worldwide are now branded with the label ADHD. They seem to have attention problems, are hyperactive and are also disruptive which, according to the ADHD deniers, they are just being typical children. As the vast majority of these children are on prescribed drugs, we can see why there is so much worry and concern.
Those who insist that there is a biological/neurological disorder which must be medicated, represent the other extreme view. These are usually in the pay of the drug companies and include teachers, doctors and parents too who are recruited to appear on Facebook and pretend that they are bona fide parents of children with ADHD.
The pharmaceutical industry is so afraid of the backlash from worried parents that they have even paid for research which sets out to discredit the homeopathic and herbal remedies. It is not surprising really, given that there are millions of dollars involved.
What are the ADHD drug side effects?
These range from sleepiness during the day and then sleepless nights. There is also a negative effect on appetite and there are reports of stunted growth among these children. There may be nausea, psychotic episodes, suicidal thinking, cardiac events and also depression. Some children feel zombie like and cannot wait to get off these drugs.
ADHD drug side effects may also involve an addiction for substance abuse given that these drugs are basically amphetamines.
In a damning report which runs to over 700 pages, the Drug Effectiveness Review of Oregon State University actually did over 2,000 studies on whether the ADHD drug side effects were worth the risk. They found that they were not worth very much at all and there did not seem to be any conclusive evidence that they actually helped at all!
Basically they were not helpful in the long run and were just about managing the symptoms, which is what the drug companies claim. But is that enough? Can that justify drugging the nation's children?
Other studies have shown that the effects of ADHD drugs wear off after about three years and the child is put on stronger medication or just left to cope.
In conclusion, we can only say parents should read more and find out what the alternatives to the side effects of ADHD drugs are. There is a very simple answer which I have explained on my website. Why not check it out?
There is a lot of concern nowadays about ADHD drug side effects. This is because they are powerful mind altering drugs and their effects on the child's whole development is causing a lot of worry and angst. Others say that only about 30% of children on these drugs cannot stand the side effects but that seems to be a very high percentage to me.
Over 5 million children in the USA and about 20 million kids worldwide are now branded with the label ADHD. They seem to have attention problems, are hyperactive and are also disruptive which, according to the ADHD deniers, they are just being typical children. As the vast majority of these children are on prescribed drugs, we can see why there is so much worry and concern.
Those who insist that there is a biological/neurological disorder which must be medicated, represent the other extreme view. These are usually in the pay of the drug companies and include teachers, doctors and parents too who are recruited to appear on Facebook and pretend that they are bona fide parents of children with ADHD.
The pharmaceutical industry is so afraid of the backlash from worried parents that they have even paid for research which sets out to discredit the homeopathic and herbal remedies. It is not surprising really, given that there are millions of dollars involved.
What are the ADHD drug side effects?
These range from sleepiness during the day and then sleepless nights. There is also a negative effect on appetite and there are reports of stunted growth among these children. There may be nausea, psychotic episodes, suicidal thinking, cardiac events and also depression. Some children feel zombie like and cannot wait to get off these drugs.
ADHD drug side effects may also involve an addiction for substance abuse given that these drugs are basically amphetamines.
In a damning report which runs to over 700 pages, the Drug Effectiveness Review of Oregon State University actually did over 2,000 studies on whether the ADHD drug side effects were worth the risk. They found that they were not worth very much at all and there did not seem to be any conclusive evidence that they actually helped at all!
Basically they were not helpful in the long run and were just about managing the symptoms, which is what the drug companies claim. But is that enough? Can that justify drugging the nation's children?
Other studies have shown that the effects of ADHD drugs wear off after about three years and the child is put on stronger medication or just left to cope.
In conclusion, we can only say parents should read more and find out what the alternatives to the side effects of ADHD drugs are. There is a very simple answer which I have explained on my website. Why not check it out?
Love, cherish and protect your child. Experts now tell us that natural ADHD treatments . combined with child behavior modification techniques is by far the most effective ADHD treatment. Robert Locke has written extensively on ADHD and Mental Health for many years. For more parenting and ADHD advice, visit :- http://natural-adhd-cure.com
Monday, May 16, 2011
Study: ADHD meds don't boost severe heart risks
Children and teens who take medications for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are no more likely to die from severe heart problems than those who do not take the medications, new research has found.
Study: ADHD meds don't boost severe heart risks
Study: ADHD meds don't boost severe heart risks
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Psychiatric Medication Risk in Children
Psychiatric Medication Risk in ChildrenPsychiatric medicines can have serious side effects in children, including birth defects resulting from their mother’s use of the medication during pregnancy.
Psychiatric Medication Risk in Children
Psychiatric Medication Risk in Children
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Pfizer gets FDA warning letter for failing to report drug side-effect reports
Pfizer gets FDA warning letter for failing to report drug side-effect reports
Federal regulators have warned Pfizer Inc. for failing to promptly report complaints with its drugs that may have involved serious injury.
Federal regulators have warned Pfizer Inc. for failing to promptly report complaints with its drugs that may have involved serious injury.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Scary ADHD Drug Side Effects
Scary ADHD Drug Side Effects
ADHD take choose effects are a frightening reality for galore children and their parents. As a concern of fact, the danger of tralatitious ADHD medications has metamorphose such a concern that umpteen parents are intelligent for else alternatives. Fortunately for them, the makers of homeopathic products know been hearing and they now request a compass of possibilities, all of which are pull significance released.
ADHD take choose effects are a frightening reality for galore children and their parents. As a concern of fact, the danger of tralatitious ADHD medications has metamorphose such a concern that umpteen parents are intelligent for else alternatives. Fortunately for them, the makers of homeopathic products know been hearing and they now request a compass of possibilities, all of which are pull significance released.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Children and ADRs (Adverse Drug Reactions)
Many medicines are prescribed to the paediatric population on an unlicensed or 'off-label'basis because they have not been adequately tested and/or formulated and authorized for use in appropriate paediatric age groups.
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More >> Children and ADRs (Adverse Drug Reactions)
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Computerized Monitoring of Adverse Drug Events
Investigators from St. Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis, MO (SLCH) performed a prospective evaluation of a rules-based computer surveillance program to detect inpatient adverse drug events (ADEs). The data monitored included patient-specific demographic, encounter, laboratory, and pharmacy information from hospital information systems for all admissions, excluding children with cancer, from February 1, 2008 to July 31, 2008.
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More >> Computerized Monitoring of Adverse Drug Events
Child Psychiatrists Updated on Medication Side Effects
Child psychiatrists are urged to be aware of the adverse effects of the medications they prescribe.
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More >> Child Psychiatrists Updated on Medication Side Effects
Friday, January 8, 2010
Lawsuits filed over drug side effects
A Philadelphia law firm today said it filed 10 lawsuits on behalf of boys and young men who developed serious side effects - including the growth of breasts - while taking the antipsychotic medications Risperdal and Invega.
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More >> Lawsuits filed over drug side effects
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Zypreza, Seroquel Side Effects in Children Need Further Review: FDA Staff
According to documents released Friday, FDA staff members say that the agency needs to conduct more of an in-depth investigation into the metabolic side effects for children using Seroquel, Zyprexa and other newer atypical antipsychotics, which could lead to weight gain, diabetes and other serious health problems.
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More >> Zypreza, Seroquel Side Effects in Children Need Further Review: FDA Staff
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Weight gain in children with antipsychotics recommended by FDA staff
The U. S. Food and Drug Administration medical reviewers said that Friday the agency should conduct an additional review of antipsychotic drugs to check the impact of weight gain in children, which is a common side-effect of the drugs.
More >> Weight gain in children with antipsychotics recommended by FDA staff
More >> Weight gain in children with antipsychotics recommended by FDA staff
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Research urged on ADHD drug effects
New findings on side-effects of drugs used to treat ADHD are prompting concern among medical experts.
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More >> Research urged on ADHD drug effects
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Adverse drug events more common in kids than thought
Could your children be getting sick from the medications doctors are prescribing them? An 11-year national study conducted by Children’s Hospital Boston, published this month in Pediatrics, shows that side effects or accidental overdoses of medications are more common than you might think. These adverse drug reactions are causing more than half a million doctor’s visits per year, especially in children age 4 and younger.
More >> Adverse drug events more common in kids than thought
More >> Adverse drug events more common in kids than thought
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Many Kids Suffer Medication Side Effects: Study
More than half a million kids a year are treated for medication side effects in American outpatient clinics and emergency rooms, according to new data.
More >> Many Kids Suffer Medication Side Effects: Study
More >> Many Kids Suffer Medication Side Effects: Study
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
We Got a disagreement here
Brushing off concerns about the use of anti-virals for treating children, experts dealing with A(H1N1) influenza here have stressed their safety.
Tamiflu and Relenza are the recommended drugs for treating swine flu. The swine flu virus has been found to be resistant to other anti-viral drugs and hence these drugs are commonly used. However, recently, concerns have been raised over their safety for children.
Experts say Tamiflu safe for children
Vs.
http://druggingchildren.blogspot.com/2009/08/tamiflu-harmful-for-children.html
http://druggingchildren.blogspot.com/2009/07/study-tamiflu-causes-nausea-and.html
http://druggingchildren.blogspot.com/2009/07/half-of-children-taking-tamiflu-have.html
Ever get the feeling that you're getting some mixed messages here?
Tamiflu and Relenza are the recommended drugs for treating swine flu. The swine flu virus has been found to be resistant to other anti-viral drugs and hence these drugs are commonly used. However, recently, concerns have been raised over their safety for children.
Experts say Tamiflu safe for children
Vs.
http://druggingchildren.blogspot.com/2009/08/tamiflu-harmful-for-children.html
http://druggingchildren.blogspot.com/2009/07/study-tamiflu-causes-nausea-and.html
http://druggingchildren.blogspot.com/2009/07/half-of-children-taking-tamiflu-have.html
Ever get the feeling that you're getting some mixed messages here?
Friday, March 27, 2009
Study forces rethinking on ADHD drugs
New data from a large federal study have reignited a debate over the effectiveness of long-term drug treatment of children with hyperactivity or attention-deficit disorder and have drawn accusations that some members of the research team have sought to play down evidence that medications do little good beyond 24 months.
Study forces rethinking on ADHD drugs
Study forces rethinking on ADHD drugs
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