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My son says he hears loud noises in his head sometimes at night. he is currently taking concerta 27 mg daily.
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How old?: If your son is young, you will be in touch with his prescribing physician. Let him know about this. Such things are not uncommon in young children at night, and usually nothing to worry about, but worth mentioning, in case.
Answered 12/9/2013
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