Managing Adhd Without Medication
Medications prescribed for ADHD can have side effects. Although many people will experience at least some degree of side effects, normally they will disappear within a few weeks of beginning the medication. However, there are also some ways to help prevent or reduce the side effects.
1) Learn about the medication you or your child is taking. Read the insert that comes with the medication. The insert will provide information such as common side effects, foods or other medications...
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