Many times ADD/ADHD and bipolar are hard to distinguish from each other. ADD behavior is consistent and is driven more by interest than by importance. Bipolar is cyclic and behavior is driven by mood. Many people have both disorders. 60% of those with ADD will also be bipolar.
There are occasional patients who become sluggish or sedated with methylphenidate for reasons that aren’t clear. If you are taking Effexor or […]
Question: Are there different types of ADHD? Answer: Yes. Recent research shows that there are two genetically distinct subtypes of ADHD symptoms. […]
Depakene even in the best form, Depakote ER, can have adverse effects on hormones – it would be one of my last […]
Vyvanse is a new delivery system for a medication we have used for 70 years. Extra precaution needs to be taken with […]
