When children are no longer taking stimulant medication (referred to as "drug holidays"), growth spurts usually occur in a normal fashion.

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Studies have found that the temporary growth suppression caused by stimulant medication tends to be caught up during drug holidays, resulting in catch-up growth in children. Therefore, growth spurts usually occur in a normal fashion when children stop taking stimulant medication.

When Children Are No Longer Taking Stimulant Medication (Referred to as "Drug