One of our members asked the question, "Is there an ADHD medication out there that does not loss of appetite?"
ADHD medications - mostly stimulant medications - can cause loss of appetite, which may be a concern, especially in children who need a healthy diet to grow.
My question this week:
How Do You Manage Loss of Appetite from ADHD Medications?
For more information:
Tips for Managing Side Effects of ADHD Medications
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