THe amphetamines - especially absent Adderall - can be extremely dangerous. The only other member of the family (other than dextroamphetamine and amphetamine) marketed in the US is literally the last amphetamine left standing: methamphetamine HCl, once (and still) marketed here by Abbot Labs as Desoxyn and by what was then Burroughs-Wellcome as Methedrine. There were injectable dosage forms of Methedrine available that almost killed many people who received a "lift" out of the torpor of recovering from anaesthesia with a shot of Methedrine.
Much more so than Adderall will EVER be, Dextrostat and Dexedrine are subject to misuse, abuse and addiction, to say nothing of wholesale diversion if prescribed to adolescents.This has to do with the various d- and -dl-amphetamines salts in Adderall. Long story short, if too take more than you're supposed to, the nasty side effects residing in the dl- part of the molecule usually ensures patients won't make the same mistake twice.
Why in the world would I ask any doctor write for amphetamines on MY (s patient's) Narcolepsy is pretty damned rare. Occasionally we use Dexedrine in 5-15mg/day in order to augment multiple drug therapy in patients whose depression has been refractory to other pharmacological treatment. It can be a very safe drug and, to this day, a helpful drug to psychiatrists. However, this is one case where the feds are NOt overreacting. A competent neurologist or psychiatrist really is the only type of physician that I believe should write for Dexedrine or Dextrostat, even though all of us whose Controlled Substance prescriptive privilege has not been limited by the DEA!!
I will ask my doctor to prescribe a new medication for my condition.
constently keep qoinq to them tellinq them that u feel .... [& then tell them the Side affects of adhd].. & Then say u want help!!. you can't live your life in adhd forever!. Ask to see a pyschiatris.. Thats what i did to qet mood stablelizers & anti-depressints & Adhd meds :).. Now im happy & hiqh :) yay! ;P
ask your doctor, they'll give that person medication.
Nearly all pediatricians or general practitioners can offer up guidelines as well as prescribe medication for ADHD! They will first ask questions about the patient's behavior, and performance at work or school, as well as at home. Mental health facilities may also help in finding a physician who specialized in care and treatment of ADHD.
Concerta is made to treat ADHD. You would have to ask your doctor about the possibility of treating PTSD with Concerta.
Go to a doctor and ask him or her to prescribe you an antipsychotic.
First off, you should ask your doctor. They what to do. Second, are you positive you have both?
You dont want to get in a crash
they can watch their calories, ask the doctor to prescribe an inhaler, and they can work out as much as they can.
Take the child to the doctor and ask the doctor to check it out for the child. It is really that easy instead of asking random people on the internet. But no really, take the kid to the doctor.
Really it depends on the child I'd say ask your child's doctor he/she should be able to help.
There are a number of other antibiotics that are regularly prescribed. Ask your doctor to prescribe you a different one if Amoxicillin is not working for you.