There are many drugs that can be prescribed to treat ADD/ADHD. There are stimulant drugs that dramatically increase attention and focus. Some of these are Ritalin, Adderall, Concerta, Provigil, to name a few. There are SSRIs (seratonin re-uptake inhibitors)like Wellbutrin and Paxil. These drugs improve overall well-being and can diminish the symptoms of depression. Feedback on the efficacy of these drugs for treatment of ADD/ADHD is mixed. There is also a drug called Strattera, which is an adrenaline re-uptake inhibitor. It works much the same way SSRIs work; preventing re-uptake of adrenaline. Since all people react differently to medications, I reccommend keeping a brief journal (great for us ADD/ADHD folks!). I also recommend that you talk to your doctor, visit websites of drug makers for a concise list of side effects, and continue to visit the forums. I also recommend that you visit www.addvance.com This site focuses on living with ADD/ADHD. It is primarily for women and girls, BUT it has wonderful advice for men and boys, too! I also recommend subscribing to ATEENTION magazine. Great for families dealing/living with ADD/ADHD.
All drugs can be harmful when used for reasons other than intended or prescribed.
Using drugs/medicine for purposes other than for health benefits and when they haven't been prescribed to you.
Using drugs/medicine for purposes other than for health benefits and when they haven't been prescribed to you.
Using drugs/medicine for purposes other than for health benefits and when they haven't been prescribed to you.
Using drugs/medicine for purposes other than for health benefits and when they haven't been prescribed to you.
Answer: No, currently the only form of Strattera is pills. Unfortunately, there are no generic forms of Strattera( atomoxetine HCI), yet.
Prescriptions are drugs. Taking drugs is done by abusing controlled substances, or by taking a prescribed medication as directed. In short, there is no difference, other than the intention of the user.
Each of these categories of drugs has their own risk. Neither one is more dangerous than the other. Each drug has a time and place, particularly if you have been prescribed these by your doctor. What is not wise, is to mix these drugs or use them alternately.
It is not advisable to take any sort of street drugs when you have epilepsy, or even if you don't. People have been known to develop epilepsy after things like overdoses doing damage to their brain. Other than drugs prescribed for their epilepsy, people with it should avoid any kind of other such substances.
only a couple of days. less than a week.
Any use of drugs other than that prescribed by your physician is dangerous to your health. So, neither use you have asked about is the most effective.
Don't do drugs.