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How can i best take care of adult add?
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The one: The one that is tolerated by you, controlling all your symptoms, without collateral effects, allowing you a life as normal as possible. Which medication is the best for you is to be determined by trials of different drugs that your psychiatrist will prescribe.
Answered 9/6/2013
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Stimulant +therapy: The stimulant needs to be right for you. That means effective, without side effects. 30% of people respond better to one versus all other stimulants. If you combine it with therapy (behavior retraining) your improvement will be significant. Gradually, you will become more confident and ambitious, taking on projects you always wished to do but never could. Until now. Good luck!
Answered 9/13/2013
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