ADHD medication prescriptions have surged by 18 per cent annually since the start of ... Here are some subtle symptoms that ...

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Most adults with ADHD will need to keep taking medications, but some will be able to stop. Your doctor may suggest: Going off the meds once a year to see if you still need them.

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A major review of evidence on ADHD treatment in adults has found stimulant drugs and one type of non-stimulant are the only effective treatments for reducing core symptoms in the short term.

The figures show total ADHD medication use among B.C. adults has increased by an annual compounded rate of 17 per cent since 2004, from one user per 1,000 adults to 16.5 users per 1000 adults by 2022.