Stimulants: Not unusual effect, could be dose related or effect of washout, or from other meds. Discuss with your doctor these possibilities since s/he knows your meds. Best.
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Comorbidities: You may have comorbidities with the adhd. These could include dyssomnia, insomnia, workplace dyssomnia, anxiety disorder, depression, learning disability, among others. Methylphenidate may not be the medication that works best for you. Amphetamines may work better. Check with your doctor for adjustments to your treatment regimen.
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Medications Plus...: Research also shows benefit of aerobic exercise, diet (Earl Mindell's Vitamin Bible), and mental conditioning. You can train your brain to increase your ability to concentrate. Focus on pre-frontal cortex and consider exercises that work attention, mental flexibility, concentration, and impulse control. Brain Training sites: FitBrains, MemoryImprovementTips, BrainCurls, Lumosity, Cognifit, BrainHQ
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