Oral Dyskinesia in a Pediatric Patient Following Concurrent Use of Neuroleptics and Stimulants: Treatment Strategy Considerations to Avert Avoidable Adverse Side Effects.

Withdrawal-emergent dyskinesia is a movement disorder that emerges following sudden discontinuation or rapid taper of antipsychotic medication. It is infrequently identified and typically resolves within a few weeks from symptom onset. This case report describes a unique case of reversible oral dyskinesia in a 13-year-old male in the context of concurrent neuroleptic withdrawal and stimulant titration.