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Which meds are most effective for adults with ADHD-I?

Ann

07/04/09

Ann

Topics:medication , Just Diagnosed , ADHD , Treatment

I've just been diagnosed with ADHD-I and I'm going to the doctor on tuesday for a perscription. Are there meds. that are more affective than others when treating adults?

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Eileen Bailey

Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Thank you for your question and welcome to ADHDCentral.com

I am providing you with a link to the most frequently asked questions about medications. I am sure the questions you have will be addressed in this.

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