Can Celexa Be Given To A 15 Year Old Child?
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Detailed Answer:
Hello, and thanks for your question.
Yes, this medication is perfectly safe for a 15 year old girl to take. There is absolutely not a "high" from this medication. Is is non-addictive, safe, and effective.
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Please answer my question. I found these pills in my daughters room in her friends bag. There is no prescription. They are in a pill box. Web sites state Celexa not safe for people under 18. Need an answer
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Detailed Answer:
Celexa is an antidepressant medication which can be used to treat depression or anxiety. It is absolutely safe for a 15 year old to take -- antidepressants are prescribed to people under 18 all the time. Don't worry.
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