When to See a Doctor
The decision to see a doctor regarding ADHD is ultimately in the hands of each patient. Symptoms may be more severe and may require immediate action; in other cases, someone may have been living with symptoms for years without being affected an extreme amount. Use a series of questions for self-evaluation to deduce if it is time to see a doctor.
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When seeking a diagnosis of ADHD, many time people don't know where to start or what to expect of the process. It would be easy if there were a blood test that could pinpoint ADHD or other mental disorders, but there isn't. Instead, there are a series of assessments medical professionals use to determine if ADHD is present. Many…
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Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, commented on 10 Reasons You Should Find a New Doctor I hope that you are able to find a doctor more responsive to your son's needs.…
Merely Me, Health Guide, commented on Making the Decision to Change Your… Hello EJ I want to thank you for your comment and for sharing your…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered I was diagnosed recently with ADHD..I'm… Alexis Thank you for your question and welcome to…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, commented on Question of the Week: What Brought… Thanks so much for sharing your story. So many adults are diagnosed as you…
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