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Non-Stimulant Medication
Non-stimulant medications provide treatment options for some children and adults with ADHD and work differently from stimulant medications. Medication selection depends on symptoms, medical history, treatment response, side effects, and individual clinical needs.
What Happens During an ADHD Medication Management Visit? Understanding Whether Medication May Be Right for You
An ADHD medication management visit helps determine whether medication may be appropriate based on symptoms, medical history, everyday functioning, previous treatment, and individual needs. When medication is prescribed, ongoing visits help monitor effectiveness, side effects, and whether treatment adjustments are needed.
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Can ADHD Be Treated Without Stimulants?
ADHD can be treated using several approaches, and stimulant medication is not the only option. Depending on a patient’s age, symptoms, medical history, co-occurring conditions, and individual needs, treatment may include non-stimulant ADHD medications, behavioral therapy, organizational strategies, lifestyle support, or a combination of approaches. Understanding the available options can help patients and families work with their healthcare provider to develop an individualized ADHD treatment plan.
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