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do propranolol effective in the treatment of adhd?are there article about this treatment?

houri ghaderi

11/16/08

houri ghaderi

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do propranolol effective in the treatment of adhd?

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Casey McNulty

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

houri ghaderi,

Propranolol is not approved by the FDA (in the U.S.) for treatment of ADHD. However, there may be doctors who have found propranolol to be beneficial for their patients with ADHD. If your doctor has suggested propranolol, you may want to ask him or her more about it, see what reasons he has for prescribing it to you.

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