If You Think ADHD and Dating Can’t Mix, You’re Wrong
THE EXACT number of people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is unclear, but one estimate puts the prevalence of the condition at 4.4% of all American adults aged 18 to 49. There is absolutely nothing wrong with having ADHD, but symptoms such as inattention and hyperactivity can sometimes make dating a little more…
Read MoreHow To Go From Procrastinating To Productive, Even When You’re Incredibly Frustrated
Do you see a pile of unfolded laundry, turn around, and run away? Are you feeling like your get-up-and-go took off and left for Bermuda? If so, you share something in common with many other adults with ADHD: avoiding unpleasant activities that lack interest. That is until you can’t put them off anymore. Sometimes you…
Read MoreParents furious after Louisiana teacher misdiagnosed entire class with ADHD
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Parents want answers after their children were misdiagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. A kindergarten teacher at Mansfield Elementary School used a Vanderbilt Assessment Scale to screen the students. It indicated that all 12 of her students have ADHD.
Read MorePatient Case #2: Addressing Non-Adherence and Stigma of Adult ADHD
Around the Practice: Management of Adult with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) – Episode 15. Stephen Faraone, PhD; Theresa Cerulli, MD; Craig Chepke, MD, FAPA; and Andrew J. Cutler, MD, discuss addressing non-adherence and the stigma of ADHD.
Read MoreManaging Periods: Tips For Girls With ADHD
Whether you have had a menstrual cycle for 1 year or 10 years, it never gets less distracting. The hormonal imbalance, swelling, cramps, a girl going through it can’t, not notice it. For girls also dealing with ADHD, it can be especially difficult.
Read More‘Basically No One Believed Her’: How We’re Failing Girls With ADHD
ADHD may look different in girls — but when left undiagnosed, these kids miss out on treatment, understanding and support.
Read MoreTeens with ADHD do not report worse quality of life
A diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) does not appear to lower overall self-reported quality of life (QOL) among adolescents (aged 14 to 15 years), according to a study published online Oct. 13 in JAMA Network Open.
Read MoreAdderall Shortage: What to Do If Your ADHD Medications Are Unavailable
Key Takeaways: The FDA declared a nationwide shortage of immediate-release Adderall last week. While Adderall shortages are not uncommon, an increase in ADHD diagnoses in recent years may have contributed to increased demand for the treatment. Several generic versions and extended-release formulas are still available. Experts say you can ask pharmacists to partially fill your…
Read MoreThere’s a national Adderall shortage, and some parents are worried
A nationwide shortage of Adderall is making it harder for some parents to help their children manage the symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Read MoreAdderall shortage is so bad some patients can’t fill their prescriptions
A national shortage of Adderall has left patients who rely on the pills for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder scrambling to find alternative treatments and uncertain whether they will be able to refill their medication. The Food and Drug Administration announced the shortage last week, saying that one of the largest producers is experiencing “intermittent manufacturing delays” and…
Read MorePatient Case #2: Dealing With Comorbidities in Adult ADHD
Around the Practice: Management of Adult with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) – Episode 14. Drs Stephen Faraone, Theresa Cerulli, Craig Chepke, and Andrew J. Cutler discuss how to deal with other comorbidities when treating an adult with ADHD.
Read MoreCardiovascular and Other Health Risks for Adults With ADHD
KEY POINTS: A recent study showed ADHD is associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease compared with controls. Though the danger is high for both men and women, males and young adults are at somewhat higher risk. The most common risks are for cardiac arrest, stroke, and peripheral vascular disease/arteriosclerosis. The cognitive and physical…
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