What was the question? :)
Here's a webpage that lists the DSM IV's requirements for an official diagnosis of ADD and ADHD.
type in /add >name<
You cant, I'm a doctor and the only way to receive Adderall is if you have ADD or ADHD.
There is no single test to determine if your child has ADD. The first step in diagnosing ADD is to talk to your child's doctor or specialist. They will use various methods to make the determination as well as rule out any other problems.
You don't, don't try to scam your doctor out of prescriptions, he could be seeing people who are actually sick or in pain. Please i implore you not to add to Americas downfall.
Go to a doctor and get tested for ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) and if you are ADD get a prescription from your doctor.
It is very hard to determine if your child has ADD or just tired, bored and not interested. Symptoms of ADD can be hyperactivity, not paying attention, trouble focusing, impulsive behavior and inability to sit still. Any concerns about your child's behavior should be discussed with his or her doctor.
It is a parents responsibility to take his / her child to the Doctor if there is a problem. it is however not up to the parent to give the diagnosis, that comes fro the doctor.
Although it may not be wise to go an begin takin medications when you are clearly aware you are not in need of it,you need to advise your doctor you are having a very difficult time concentrating and are very jittery. You want to imply the symptons of add without making it obvious that you are on a hunt for adderall
It would be difficult to determine without seeing the item. In general, being on a partial is not going to add any value to it. However, there are specific cancellations and postmarks that might have a value. Your best bet is to educate yourself about cancellations and make a determination on your own.
You won't be able to do with without your roommate's consent. You should contact the utility directly and determine what procedures you need to follow.
Psychiatrists treat ADD in adults.
i'd ask a doctor