Thursday, July 22, 2010
Coexisting, or comorbid, conditions are two or more conditions which exist simutaneously. For example, an individual can have both ADHD and depression. Treatment for coexisting conditions usually occurs at the same time, however, if one condition is causing more impairment than the other, that condition may be treated first and once stabilized, the other condition would be treated.
For more information:
ADHD and Related Conditions
For more information:
ADHD and Related Conditions
Why Alcohol and Adderall Do Not Mix 
What Causes ADHD: Myths vs. Facts 
10 Medical Conditions That Share Symptoms With ADD/ADHD 
10 Myths About ADHD 
