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Reviewer: R's mom, 35-44 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Caregiver)
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My daughter has started 1mg for two weeks now. This is the second night her eyes are constantly twitching, she's complaining of burning and she's becoming paranoid!! She's arguing with me that someone at the after school program was coming after her. This is supposed to HELP ADHD kids???
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Reviewer: 7-12 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Caregiver)
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7 year old male taking this for 3 months now and after trying 3 other meds this has done the trick for him.
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Reviewer: ResearchMom30, 3-6 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Caregiver)
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MY 5 year old was talking Intuniv for a month that really didn't work so her doc put her on Tenex...1/2 tab in the morning and 1 mg at night. She is better with her rages and her ADHD and ODD but she still isn't sleeping at night. She just started this med this week so I'll wait longer to see how she does.
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Reviewer: Desparate Granny, 65-74 Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Caregiver)
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Tenex started at age 3, now turned 4. In Use several mos. stated 1/4 mg increase to 1 1/2 mg daily for ADHD and anger. Grandson no improvement. Evolved into explosive personality (very loving before). Takes toys,other objects & throws to hurt other family members. Knocks lamps, furniture, anything off tables and into floor. Has to be contained by physically holding him while he screams n
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Reviewer: 3-6 Male (Caregiver)
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My son will be 5yrs old in 2 months. His Dr has prescribed Tenex and told me to give him 1/4 a tablet to start out. Daycare is really pushing the meds on me because my son has to be re-directed constantly and seems to have issues acting on impulse. I have read reviews about this drug and honestly they are about 50/50. Can anyone tell me if this helps with listening and following directions as well
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