Why would a neurologist give a one year old child cyproheptadine?
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- 24 Jun 2010 by friend10
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- cyproheptadine
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Anonymous 24 Jun 2010
That is a very good question my son which is 9 yrs. old is taking the same medication. He uses it for sleep and to eat he has lost his appetite and cant sleep well cause he is on adderall this is a medication that helps with his adhd/add. Does your daughter have difficulty sleeping or eating? they also use this medication for many other reasons. Have you asked the doctor why he is prescribing this medication?
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