My 6 year old had been on ADDERALL for about 3 years then resently started pulling out of her hair out. I took her off it 2 days ago and she hasn’t pulled out nothing since!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 4th, 2008
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Comments on: ADDERALL
I am a 22 year old female and I have been on adderall since i was a freshman in high school, when I first started taking the medication I was very pleased with my reaction to the medication I was more focused and attentive. now as an adult i have tendencies to pick at things I always have to be doing something and be come very involved and focused on what im doing at that point in time and no one can distract me or keep me from doing so, so pulling her hair is probably something she becomes very focused and determined on doing and just cant stop its like a bad habit you just cant seem to get rid of. try getting her to do something else like drawing, coloring, painting ect. if she feels like she has to do something with her hands or that involves movement. oh and maybe keep her hair back in a ponytail or braid so she dose not feel the need to pull at her hair because it is away from her face i feel her hair is a distraction and causes her to play and tug at it.
Posted by: Christine October 23rd, 2008 at 8:46 pm
My 6 year old has ADHD, OCD, and Trichotillomania… Anyone else dealing with all of these together?
Posted by: Regina October 26th, 2008 at 2:37 pm
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