Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Share Posted January 14, 2008 I am meeting with my sons' psychiatrist on Thursday to discuss next moves with his medications. So far, he appears to be med resistant and has tried 3 different SSRI's, over a 2 year period, with no notable difference. He is currently on Celexa (and yes, appears to have gained weight... probably about 10 lbs.) and she wants to introduce the tranquilizer Buspiron to augment the Celexa. She says it is a non-addicting, low side effect tranquilizer. The idea of giving him this has been hard for me to take. I have just read in an old post that there is an OTC B Vitamin called Inositol that has been used in augmentation as well, but the post was written 3 years ago, and I would like to find someone who has gone this route more recently. I am currently reading Dr. March's book on pediatric OCD. It was written in 2007, and appears to be very current. If I am reading it correctly, he thinks that there should be no other med category for OCD treatment other than an SSRI. I have read in other places that Buspiron should only be used for Generalized Anxiety Disorder treatment and not OCD. I am completely overwhelmed with making these decisions and thought I would reach out to the group for help. Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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