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ADD / ADHD (Expert Forum)
liver enzyens
Answered by
Rebecca Resnik, PsyD - Parenting Instruction, Developmental Disabilities, Psychological Assessment
MindWell Clinical Psychology
Chantilly - VA
Questions in the Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD–ADHD) forum are answered by Rebecca Resnik, Ph.D.
liver enzyens
by sissys1967, Nov 30, 2008 02:49PM
Should a 14yr old girl have elevated liver enzyens level from the medication she takes for adhd, if she has only been taking it for 2 months. the medication is Vyvance 50 mg
Doctor's Answer
by Rebecca Resnik, PsyD, Dec 01, 2008 09:53AM
, Dec 01, 2008 09:53AMTo: sissys1967
Hello,
as I am not a psychiatrist, I can not answer this question for you. I would bring any such side effects of medication to the immediate attention of the prescribing physician. You may also wish to re-post your question in the Mental Health forum to be considered by the psychiatrist who answers questions there.
Rebecca Resnik
Disclaimer: The information in this Medhelp Post is for informational purposes only. It is never intended to replace face-to-face psychological or medical care. This Medhelp post is not intended to create a patient-clinician relationship, nor to give or rule-out a diagnosis.
as I am not a psychiatrist, I can not answer this question for you. I would bring any such side effects of medication to the immediate attention of the prescribing physician. You may also wish to re-post your question in the Mental Health forum to be considered by the psychiatrist who answers questions there.
Rebecca Resnik
Disclaimer: The information in this Medhelp Post is for informational purposes only. It is never intended to replace face-to-face psychological or medical care. This Medhelp post is not intended to create a patient-clinician relationship, nor to give or rule-out a diagnosis.
