When my son was in 2nd grade, he was first on Ridilan and then Adderall. They were both prescribed by his pediatrician. For an adult to get on a drug like adderall, they have one that is stimulant free, I forget what it is called but that is generally prescribed by either your PCP or a Psychiatrist, they can write all sorts of anti-depressant drugs and other psychotropic drugs. (drugs that alter the brain's chemistry). If your PCP won't write it, then you may have to get a referral to a psychiatrist depending on your insurance plan. Many family doctor's (Primary Care Physicians) won't write for these types of drugs because it is out of their area of expertise.
Adderall is prescribed to adults to help them focus or stay calm, doctors may also prescribe it for weight loss
nope.
Your doctor can determine what is best for you based on your schedule - assuming you are seeing one. Adderall can be prescribed in a variety of ways. Adderall XR lasts for 8-12 hours, and gives two divided doses as its time released. It is given once daily. Sometimes, doctors will prescribe a small 10 mg IR dose, for a boost or for avoiding a crash. Adderall IR can be prescribed once daily, although it is only effective 4-6 hours. Doctors typically prescribe this 2x daily for that reason, with the occasional 3x dosing, depending on the persons metabolism and schedule.
He/she cannot prescribe medication. Only an MD can. Psychiatrists are medical doctors with a specialty is psychiatry, thus a psychiatrist can prescribe medication.He/she cannot prescribe medication. Only an MD can. Psychiatrists are medical doctors with a specialty is psychiatry, thus a psychiatrist can prescribe medication.He/she cannot prescribe medication. Only an MD can. Psychiatrists are medical doctors with a specialty is psychiatry, thus a psychiatrist can prescribe medication.He/she cannot prescribe medication. Only an MD can. Psychiatrists are medical doctors with a specialty is psychiatry, thus a psychiatrist can prescribe medication.He/she cannot prescribe medication. Only an MD can. Psychiatrists are medical doctors with a specialty is psychiatry, thus a psychiatrist can prescribe medication.He/she cannot prescribe medication. Only an MD can. Psychiatrists are medical doctors with a specialty is psychiatry, thus a psychiatrist can prescribe medication.
why doctors prescribe vitamin b tablets along with antibiotic
Answer: No, it does not. Only 5mg, 7.5mg, 10mg, 12.5mg, 15mg, 20mg, and 30mg exists for Adderall. But sometimes if necessary doctors will prescribe you 30mg and 10mg bottles at the same time, but 40mg is pretty high, so it happens not too often. hope this helps.*****
Optometrists are not medical doctors so they cannot prescribe medications. Ophthalmologists are medical doctors and can prescribe medications in all 50 states.
In the U.S. doctors can prescribe methadone for pain management but not for MSW (addicts)
No
Well, if concerta makes you sick then you should definitely tell your doctor and if he switches your meds there is probably an 80% chance he will prescribe adderall or some generic form b/c Ritalin and adderall are the go-to ADD meds
Antibiotics
Yes.