A family doc can.: But most of them feel more comfortable referring to a psychiatrist.
Answered 3/14/2014
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Depends: Physicians who treat add may be psychiatrists, neurologists or developmental pediatricians. Sometimes peditricians or family doctors have invested the time it takes to manage these patients properly. So, no, a psychiatrist is not your only option. Best option is using a doctor that has training & experience in diagnosing & treating add. Writing a prescription is easy managing problems well is hard.
Answered 10/12/2014
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YES, AND...: Your family doc can make the dx. Hopefully the psychiatrist might know more about adhd but either could diagnose. However, i've found straterra less helpful than most stimulant meds. I wonder why you're more interested in that med. You may need to find out more about all of them so go to a dr with lots of experience eith adhd and ask what concerns you.
Answered 11/27/2017
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