Sexual behaviors in any child must not be suppressed through medication, and importantly medications cannot directly impact sexual tendencies and compulsions. Instead the child must be trained to masturbate in private. Sexual behaviors cannot be ‘corrected’ by medication. Sexual feelings are a natural part of the development process, and mere suppression cannot be the solution.  If a child is on drugs that subdue aggression, which in turn makes him/her sexually less aggressive, then this isn’t indicative of the drug having an effect on correcting the sexual behavior per se. The child is naturally calmer owing to the drug that directly impacts his moods and thus his sexual behavior is subdued indirectly. But medicating the child to lower his anxiety as a way to subdue his sexual behavior is a wrong approach.

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