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- Difficulty Waking up
- Bing Bong !
- Medication
- Vyvanse40 Mg
- Ugh I feel like shit, I need my coffee and my nicotine. How on earth do people do this every day
- *Gulp*
- Morning Routine
- I cant tell if I feel happy or not, I dont wanna think about being uncopmfortable because I make my own reality
- Vyvanse 40 Mg
- ADHD is thought to arise from several neural differences; therein, the dopamine and norepinephrine pathways. Specifically, within these, the mesocorticolimbic dopamine pathway, which is part of the dopamine reward system, and the locus coeruleus-noradrenergic pathway, which is the part responsible for regulating arousal and priming the brain's neurons for activation by stimuli.
- Memory Loss
- What did I do yesterday?
- It can be treated in several ways, however, the gold standard is stimulant medications. Common sense would tell you that giving a stimulant to someone who is already overstimulated would exacerbate the latter, the reality is the exact opposite. Stimulants, such as Amphetamine, have a calming effect, allowing for better focus on tasks at hand. For 85% of people suffering from ADHD, these medications are effective.
- Low Motivation
- I hate having to drag myself to things I should really be enjoying
- Ugh this is so boring
- Medication is not a One-Size-Fits-All solution and is many times co-administered along with counselling which gives the patient methods to reduce stress related to their diagnosis. Such coping methods include seeking a specialized education plan, stress management activities. Finally, even though there is no concrete link between eating and ADHD symptoms, I find that when I eat unhealthy foods I tend to notice an undesirable increase in my symptoms.
- Lack Of Interest or Attention
- Many of the symptoms associated with ADHD lessen or completely disappear by the time the patient reaches adulthood; however, for some people, this is not the case. Oftentimes in these cases, the patient will see a reduction in overt hyperactive symptoms - and an increase in internal hyperactivity such as the feeling of constant mental activity, and restlessness.
- ADHD symptoms include Hyperactivity, Impulsiveness, Executive Function problems, and Inatenntion. These symptoms must be present for more than 6 months and must cause problems in at least 2 places, such as school and home, to result in a diagnosis.
- *Scrape*
- Can you please sit down Matthew, thank you.
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