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I have suffered from ADD symptoms as a result of my drug and alcohol use a decade ago. I have been on many ADD and anti depressant meds but all to no avail except with Wellbutrin XR and somewhat with Concerta. The Wellbutrin worked amazingly well a long time ago but stopped shortly after I took a small sip of hard liquor. My doctors are perplexed by this but that is the only explanation I can come up with.

Is there any way to add MS symptoms that aren't on your list? For example, one of my worst ones is itching, so I'd like to add it. Thanks!

there are also some really good ADD/ADHD sites that have a checklist of common symptoms, I could not beleive it, I ticked every box. the interesting thing is that ADD is genetic and if you have it one of your parents do.

Thanx. I would definately signs see has symptoms of ADD. I am getting her evaluated in 2 weeks. Some days she focus well. Some days not at all. She will read anything that is not nailed down. She is now starting to read the Ann of Green Gables series. My husband thinks it will encourage her daydreaming and overactive "imagination." What do you think?

Episodes of racing heart (170 bpm) at rest relieved with vagus nerve stimulus. Before an episode, would feel an adrenaline rush, afterward would have to empty bladder several times & have terrible chills.

Certainly you exhibit some of the symptoms of ADD. You are also of an age that did not focus on girls in public schools who had ADD. All the attention tended to go to those hyper little boys. So its entirely possible that you were overlooked, specially if you had the intelligence to "get by". A site that you might be interested in checking out is - http://jeffsaddmind.com/ Its for adults with ADHD, but a lot of it applies. Take a while to go through it.

I have a series of symptoms which I am wondering if they relate to a stomach problem. They include: 1. mild electric like shooting pain in the left chest as in the upper part of the stomach or maybe heart 2. light headedness 3. pins and needles in fingers 4. shortness of breath 5. occasional heavy lower back pain 6.

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Also I might add that symptoms is not an accurate way of diagnosing HIV and your symptoms came too early for ars which I might add you never had any risk to start with as what scratch81 had said

Want to make sure I have this right, reduce t4 to 100..and add 12.5 mcg of t3 then another 12.5 a few weeks later.... Or add 25mcg of t3 and another 25 a few weeks later?

t even want breakfast in the morning, as a parent I know he needs the med for school but I am afraid of what no eating will do to his little body, is there any other drugs out there that has little or no symptoms, I feel at my witts end!

A diagnosis of ADD for a two-year-old is inappropriate. No knowledgeable doctor would make such a diagnosis. And the tonsil removable business is off the wall.

Ya, its a pretty good chance you have ADD. Here is a great site that lists the symptoms for ADD. You might want to see how you compare. The site is - http://www.help4adhd.org/about/what/WWK8 Its worth finding out if you do have ADD for several reasons. The main one being that even though you have been coping fairly well, you really haven't hit the really hard educational stuff. You must have pretty good intelligence.

no this is not the symptoms...of hiv...stop worrying about it...

I have made severall ADD tests online, the result was that there is a high possibility that I have ADD. Now my question to you is , are this symptoms of me having ADD, and if yes what should I do ? Should I take this serious ??

Small thing to add here a lot of ppl after having protected or unprotected sex start to have hiv symptoms and doctors keep pushing them for anxiety after couple o ftest but i figured that it’s not true the hall time some ppl got other diseases have the same symptoms "swollen gland in neck and armpit , sore through , rash " !! and sadly when we come and ask is there another std everybody and most of doctors keep blaming us and some times ask us to go for a thearaphy !!

I have made extensive research concerning adult ADD and ADD in general and I do believe that in my first 6 or 7 years of school I did not exhibit any of the symptoms of ADD. I do believe, however, that these symptoms started manifesting a short time after this period of my life. I am looking for adequate psychoterapeutic techniques(behavioral or otherwise) to resolve my procrastination issues. Medication is completely out of the question.

I have been told by several people that I have Adult ADD. I drink a lot of beer. If I do not drink I am bouncing off the walls. When I clean, I cannot finish one project before being distracted by another and moving on and on and on. My mind is constantly running on high. I am tired of drinking but feel crazy hyper without it. I am 51. I am hoping I can learn more about the onset of Adult ADD or could I possibly have had this for many years without my knowledge??

was wondering if adult add goes un detected for quite a while, its just i suffer with anxiety and have been told its a side effect of add or adhd, i have always been quite hyperactive as a person and as a young person was very unruly and troublesom and did not quite understand why i was like that and why i was doin things wrong, i always have compulsions to get in trouble and still do, i also suffer with a bad temper but i dont mean to have these outbursts they just happen!!

It certainly sounds like you should be getting some more information from your doctor. A very good overall coverage of AD/HD (meds, symptoms,behavioral help, etc) is provided by the book, "The ADD/ ADHD Answer book," by Susan Ashley. I can also give you online resources depending on the type of detail you want.

The symptoms you stated suggests me to a different diagnosis.It seems to me that you may have a problem with your thyroid gland may be hyperthyroidism.Its better you take up the Thyroid Function Test which will rule out this.More information should be provided such as your weight,appetite,periods.Get me updated with more information soon after you take up a general examination and required lab tests.

Please help! I'm a 25 yr old female. Very worried about my symptoms and have no answers yet. I went to a neuro who performed EMGs in which everything came back normal. She suggested I go see a neuro in a big hospital but no one will accept my insurance. Here's my short story: In April of this year I was very fatigued and had vertigo and in bed for most of the time for 2 weeks. I had blood tests which showed thyroid antibodies so my PCP said it was a thyroid infection.

Isn't jock itch easy to get rid of? It shouldn't take this amount of time. I also am suffering from oral thrush a little.

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