Brief Answer: Need not wory Detailed Answer: Hello, Thanks for your query. You're question is a very common one. I don't believe your son's feelings of anger are an affect of the Vyvanse. However, I would certainly acknowledge his feelings of anger and try to talk it out with him. As far as weekends and holidays, stopping medication on these days, the so called drug holiday, is a very common practice. Typically, no withdrawal symptoms are experienced during these times. I wouldn't hesitate to proceed in this manner. Good luck.

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Brief Answer: Response to Vyvanse Detailed Answer: Hello. Thank you for the folow up question. We typically give Vyvanse approximately one week to see if there is any change. Sometimes a dose adjustment is needed, either an increase or decrease, based upon a response. This is evaluated on an ongoing basis. It is important to stay in close contact with the prescribing physician so that the appropriate adjustments may be made.

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Brief Answer: Sleep and Vyvanse Detailed Answer: Hello. Thank you for the follow up question. Sounds like you had a difficult night. This is something that I would definitely recommend discussing with the prescribing physician. In my experience, I have used melatonin, approximately 1 or 2 milligrams, prior to bedtime to help with sleep. But, again, this is something I recommend consulting with the prescribing physician.

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