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Is Ritalin Advisable For ADD Or ADHD?

Hello, I recently started taking a version of ritalin extended release beaded delivery? for a possible diagnosis of add or adhd anyways for a few days it was good now I take it every morning keeps my up until 2am and makes me soo sleepy during the day
Fri, 1 Aug 2014
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Ritalin is one of the first line therapy for the treatment of ADD or ADHD and it is completely appropriate to receive this medication for this problem. In your case it seems to me that you need to take extended release preparation to avoid sleepiness in afternoon or take more frequently with advise from your treating psychiatrist.


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Is Ritalin Advisable For ADD Or ADHD?

Dear User, Thanks for using health care magic. Ritalin is one of the first line therapy for the treatment of ADD or ADHD and it is completely appropriate to receive this medication for this problem. In your case it seems to me that you need to take extended release preparation to avoid sleepiness in afternoon or take more frequently with advise from your treating psychiatrist. Hope I have answered your query. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help . Thanks