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Is Continuing Attentol A Correct Treatment For ADHD?

my son is 16 yrs old. he is in class xi science student. he has adhd problem. he got 60% marks in his class x. he has lack of concentration as well as less self confidence in doing maths. he took attentol for two months and improved a little. is this a right treatment
Wed, 25 Jun 2014
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Hi. Yhanks for asking.
I can understand your concerns.
Yes, Attentrol is the right treatment of ADHD. You have not mentioned the dose at which he was taking Attentrol. If there is scope of increasing the dose you can ask your treating doctor to increase it.
Along with medications you may get Cognitive behavioural therapy for him to improve his organizational skills and confidence.
I hope I have helped you.
Thank You.
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Is Continuing Attentol A Correct Treatment For ADHD?

Hi. Yhanks for asking. I can understand your concerns. Yes, Attentrol is the right treatment of ADHD. You have not mentioned the dose at which he was taking Attentrol. If there is scope of increasing the dose you can ask your treating doctor to increase it. Along with medications you may get Cognitive behavioural therapy for him to improve his organizational skills and confidence. I hope I have helped you. Thank You.