Not likely: I have no personal experience with the new anti-depressant, but I have not read that it has any particular effect on adhd. In the past we have used antidepressants for adhd when the stimulants have failed, still not with a good response. If treatment of adhd is the issue, please see your doctor for more appropriate first line medications (stimulants).
Answered 3/31/2014
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A small study in 40: Adults in 2010 concluded that "reboxetine could be used and tolerated as an effective treatment for adults with adhd." reference: hum psychopharmacol. 2010 nov;25(7-8):570-6. Irritability, anxiety, sleep disturbance, and dry mouth were the common side effects of reboxetine. Best regards.
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