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I have adhd and am trying to study for exams. is there anything that can help me focus?
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ADHD: Yes, there are several medications used to help with adhd. But first, you must be evaluated for it by your physician, a psychiatrist or a neurologist.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Stimulant medication: Speak to your doctor about your concerns. Either that doctor can prescribe medication or can refer you to a neuropsychologist for evaluation and then a neurologist or psychiatrist for treatment.
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