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A member asked:
After being treated for lack of concentration ( probably add ) , will i be able to come back to concentration and then excellent grades ?
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Yes.: If you are treated for attention deficit disorder with the right medication, your concentration and your grades will hopefully improve, a long as there are no other factors involve like dyslexia which sometimes occurs with add.
Answered 10/6/2013
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